Amazing Stories of Suspense #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Stiltman Cometh!", Nelson and Murdock take on a case that quickly spirals into something far stranger than a simple theft—when a disgruntled scientist hires them, the truth behind the stolen invention leads to a shocking reveal: the man they're investigating is not only the thief, but the new menace known as Stilt-Man. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Wally Wood—both inks and pencils—this 1984 Alan Class issue delivers a classic noir twist with a towering, mechanical menace. The cover by Wally Wood captures the eerie, looming presence of the Stilt-Man with sharp, dramatic flair.
When a disgruntled scientist hires Nelson and Murdock to expose a corporate theft, the case takes a twisted turn—his invention wasn’t stolen, it was stolen *by him*. Now, the man they were sent to protect has become the very villain he claimed to fight: Stilt-Man.
In "It Walks by Night!", a man living under a ban on robots secretly constructs one, only to be betrayed and forced to flee when his creation is destroyed. Now hunted and disguised as a machine, he must survive in a world that sees all robots as threats—though not all who walk are what they seem.
In "I Am the Man Who Will...Destroy Your World!", an immortal alien emperor arrives on Earth disguised as a man, tasked with judging humanity’s worth before an impending invasion. Drawn in by their kindness and captivated by a human girl he meets, he begins to question his mission—and his very nature—leading to a choice that will redefine his fate.
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↩ Reprints Young King Cole #6 (1947), Target Comics #10 [88] (1947), Mystery Tales #46 (1956), Kid Montana #17 (1959), Strange Tales #71 (1959), Tales of Suspense #8 (1960), Daredevil #8 (1965)
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