Amazing Stories of Suspense #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The People Thieves," a fugitive makes a desperate wish for time to stand still—only to find himself in a eerily frozen town that defies explanation. Ross Andru’s art, inked by Mike Esposito, brings a haunting stillness to the scene as the man stumbles upon a mock city built to study atomic devastation, unaware of the small object falling from a passing plane. Tony Tallarico’s cover captures the moment’s eerie tension, perfectly framing a story where reality and illusion blur in a 1984-era mystery.
In "Fear in the Night," a man and a robot are stranded in the void, each believing the other to be the only one capable of survival—until a desperate act of sacrifice reveals a startling truth. The story unfolds with quiet tension, turning expectations inside out as identities and origins are redefined in a moment of shared peril.
In "Moomboo!", a cunning shaman deceives his tribe until a mysterious idol materializes—only to be attacked and vanish. The idol was a scout from another dimension, and its encounter with humanity shapes a profound decision about whether to reach out to Earth.
In "What World Is This?", a fugitive's desperate wish to stop time leads him to a eerily still town, where frozen figures line the streets—until the distant hum of a plane shatters the silence. As he steps outside, a sign reading "Atom City" triggers a memory of a forgotten article about a mock town built to study atomic bomb effects, making him wonder if the stillness is more than just an illusion. Then, from the sky, a small object detaches from the plane’s bay, hanging in the air like a question.
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