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Amazing Stories of Suspense#57
Cover: Dick Giordano

Amazing Stories of Suspense #57

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In "The Sword," a desperate criminal fleeing the deadly effects of an irradiated diamond from Venus turns to crime in a last-ditch effort to save his life—only to make a fatal choice when he picks his next target at random, killing the one doctor who could have helped him. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Larry Lieber and inks by Matt Fox, this gripping tale from Amazing Stories of Suspense #57 blends sci-fi dread with moral consequence. The cover, a striking piece by Dick Giordano, captures the story’s tense, high-stakes atmosphere.

Contains 11 stories
The Sword
6 pp · Fantasy
HankJoe
The Heartless Earth People
5 pp · Science Fiction
Channel X
6 pp · Science Fiction
Ed JonesAgnes Jones (his wife)
The Golden House
6 pp · Fantasy
ColeSam BakerAnn (Cole's daughter)Golden Hoof (native American chief)
The Village That Cried!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Goodbye to Linda Brown
5 pp · Fantasy
Linda BrownAunt MayUncle Ben

In "Goodbye to Linda Brown," a quiet girl named Jo, confined to a wheelchair and raised by her aunt and uncle, begins sleepwalking—each night rolling herself into the depths of a nearby lake. As the water closes over her, the family watches with sorrow and quiet understanding, knowing she’s finally returning to the sea she was never truly meant to leave.

Kala, Queen of the Netherworld!
13 pp · Superhero
Iron Man [Tony Stark]Kala (introduction)General Baxu (introduction)JimEvans

In "Kala, Queen of the Netherworld!", Jo, the ruler of a hidden underground realm, captures Stark to aid her in conquering the surface world. As Iron Man, Stark reveals the deadly truth: exposure to sunlight would age her to dust, forcing her to reconsider her plans.

I Was A Victim of Venus!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Dirk MorganSiblus Sladd

In "I Was A Victim of Venus!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #57, a desperate criminal fleeing the deadly effects of an irradiated Venusian diamond must choose between his life and his next target—only to make a fatal mistake when he picks at random, killing the one doctor who could save him. The story unfolds with chilling precision, blending cosmic dread and human folly in a tale where fate and greed collide.

A Fortune in Beans!
5 pp · Fantasy
Mr. Bixby

Jo, a humble bean seller, finds his quiet trade upended when the Giant—of Jack and Beanstalk legend—enters the market, peddling his own giant beans with a booming voice and a very large shadow.

The Vengeance of the Vine!
7 pp · Horror-Suspense
Roger DennisDr. Manning

When Roger Dennis takes a golden idol from a remote Amazon tribe, he thinks he’s escaped the jungle—but the shadows he left behind don’t stay buried. Haunted by visions and a creeping dread, he’s drawn into a spiral of guilt and fear that no distance can outrun. The Vengeance of the Vine! is a chilling tale of consequence, where the past doesn’t stay dead.

The Whirlpool
1 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, artist Larry Lieber
inker Matt Fox
letterer Tom Foral
cover pencils, inks Dick Giordano

Reprints

↩ Reprints Hopalong Cassidy #53 (1951), Journey into Unknown Worlds #42 (1956), Strange Tales #97 (1962), Strange Tales #98 (1962), Tales of Suspense #43 (1963), Strange Suspense Stories #73 (1965), Forbidden Worlds #135 (1966)

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