Amazing Stories of Suspense #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Return of Dr Fang" delivers a delightfully eerie twist in this Alan Class gem, where a charlatan’s illusion of youth restoration takes a chilling turn when a real sorceress exposes his deception—only to turn the tables with a curse that ages him instantly. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Al Williamson, the story blends stage magic with supernatural retribution in a tale that’s as clever as it is unsettling. The cover by Mike Sekowsky and Frank Giacoia captures the moment’s dramatic tension with striking flair.
In "The Green Things!", a reclusive retiree finds an unlikely companionship in the lush garden he nurtures within his grand greenhouse—until a desperate burglar breaks in, threatening his quiet life. When the man’s only defense is his silent, leafy world, something strange stirs in the soil, and the plants themselves rise to protect their keeper.
In "The Secret Laboratory of Dr. Domino," a charmer preys on the hopes of an audience by using a mysterious cabinet to stage a fake miracle—making elderly women appear youthful, only to reveal the trick is pure illusion. When a sorceress demands the same transformation, the conman’s deception unravels, and the price of his fraud is paid in a chilling, swift reversal.
In "The Twin!", two brothers locked in a lifelong race of wits and wills face a chilling turning point when the younger one resolves to end the rivalry—only to find his murderous plan shadowed by the same old, cruel delay. Written with sharp, tense precision, this brief but gripping tale explores the eerie symmetry of fate and the weight of being just a step behind.
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Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #169 (1978)
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