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Amazing Stories of Suspense#65
Cover: Ray Bailey

Amazing Stories of Suspense #65

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In "Sink The Carrier Gettysburg!", Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a delightfully absurd tale of unintended consequences, where a man’s desperate quest to shed pounds leads him on a surreal journey after a fateful visit to the mysterious Korumbu. The story unfolds with a twisty, tongue-in-cheek energy, as the protagonist’s magic potion grants a transformation far more extreme than he bargained for—leaving him trapped in a perpetual state of hunger and decay. Ray Bailey’s striking cover art captures the story’s bizarre tone, while Ditko’s distinctive interior art brings the gypsy mystique and escalating panic to life.

Contains 7 stories
Sink The Carrier Gettysburg!
14 pp · Adventure
Undersea Agent [Lt. Davy Jones]Prof. WestonSkooby Doolittle
Undersea Agent Meets Dr. Fang!
14 pp · Adventure
Undersea Agent [Lt. Davy Jones]Renata Del MarDr. FangSkooby Doolittle
The Escape From Lemuria
16 pp · Adventure
Undersea Agent [Lt. Davy Jones]Renata Del MarDr. FangSkooby DoolittleProf. Weston
I Must Find Korumbu!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Hugo BargeKorumbu

In "I Must Find Korumbu!", a desperate man desperate to shed pounds without giving up his love of food turns to the mysterious gypsy Korumbu for a magic potion. After threatening to expose the camp, he’s given the elixir—only to wake up to an empty clearing and a terrifying new curse: he’s losing weight with every passing moment unless he keeps eating nonstop. Now haunted by hunger and the ghost of the gypsy who gave him the gift, he spends his days searching for Korumbu, chasing a cure that may be as elusive as the man himself.

The Adventures of Skooby Doolittle
9 pp · Adventure
Skooby DoolittleProf. Weston
The Dangerous Doll
5 pp · Science Fiction
Timothy JonesCathy Jones

In "The Dangerous Doll," a humble father brings home a curious doll from the field, unaware it’s no ordinary toy. When his lame daughter, Jo, befriends the seemingly lifeless figure, she discovers it’s actually a lost alien child—lonely, hungry, and far from home. As the truth unfolds, a quiet act of kindness leads to a moment of unexpected wonder.

Child's Play!
3 pp · Science Fiction

In "Child's Play!" from *Amazing Stories of Suspense* #65, a man obsessed with proving his intellect spends years crafting a device from scavenged parts, only to summon a being from the fourth dimension—only to be told, with quiet finality, that his creation was never more than a toy to beings far beyond his comprehension.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Ray Holloway
cover pencils, inks Ray Bailey

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