Amazing Stories of Suspense #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Judomaster... Traitor!!" delivers a pulse-pounding jungle thriller in Amazing Stories of Suspense #68, a 1984 British import with a striking cover by Frank McLaughlin. Written by Carl Wessler and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Syd Shores, the story follows a man drawn by a mysterious wooden idol and its hidden gem, leading him into the heart of Africa where danger and superstition close in. As his companions abandon him and the wilderness turns against him, the true nature of the idol—and the fate it holds—begins to unravel in a moment of desperate choice.
In "Judomaster... Traitor!!," the hero Judomaster flies a stolen Japanese airplane to Tokyo, determined to stop a super rocket before it can be launched. After destroying the missile and the rocket’s plans, he’s captured and compelled to broadcast a propaganda message against the Allies—leaving his true allegiance in question.
In "The Black Raven," a man’s obsession with a cursed wooden idol leads him deep into the African interior, where the locals fear the black raven as a harbinger of doom. As his companions abandon him one by one and danger closes in, he’s forced to make a desperate choice—shattering the idol, only to discover the gem it hid lies at the bottom of a snake pit.
In "When Darkness Falls!!," a quiet moment at a department store takes a surreal turn when a man notices the mannequins moving during business hours. He stays behind, watching as they step down from their displays—only to reveal a shocking truth that upends everything he thought he knew.
In "The Voice of Fido!", a struggling ventriloquist finds his act taking an unexpected turn when his dog, Fido, begins speaking during a fire, guiding people to safety—only to have the man claim the miracle was his own doing, despite swearing he didn’t speak a word.
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↩ Reprints Judomaster #90 (1966)
Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #153 (1975)
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