Amazing Stories of Suspense #199
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Danger in the Streets" is a standout tale from Amazing Stories of Suspense #199, a 1982 Alan Class release with a cover price of 0.25 GBP. Written and illustrated by Mort Lawrence, the story follows a young boy who can't accept the underground world his people have known for generations—until he dares to climb the last shaft to the surface. The discovery that awaits him, revealed through Carl Burgos’s striking cover art, sets off a chain of events that challenges everything the community believes about the past.
In "Trapped by the Little Men!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #199, a man is abruptly awakened by tiny figures insisting he come with them—only to realize, in a flash of recognition, that his ancestor was Gulliver. The story unfolds with a surreal, dreamlike tension as Jo finds himself caught in a legacy far stranger than he ever imagined.
In "I Can Hear You Think!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #199 (1982), a world reshaped by the first atomic bomb now faces a new kind of threat—children born with the power to hear thoughts, their minds a silent battlefield in the Cold War. As the government recruits these gifted kids for intelligence, one young girl named Jo finds her ability both a burden and a secret weapon.
In "One Who Dared," a young boy named Jo feels the weight of a world that has forgotten why it fled the surface, and he can’t accept the silence of the underground. When he climbs the last shaft into the open air, the alarm sounds—but what follows isn’t danger, but a revelation that changes everything.
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