Amazing Stories of Suspense #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Born Is A Warrior" is a striking, moody tale from Amazing Stories of Suspense #69, featuring a haunting encounter with an otherworldly boy who reads futures for a penny. With stark, expressive art by Dick Ayers—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—and a haunting cover by Gil Kane, the story unfolds as three men confront chilling prophecies that come true, only to find the boy has vanished, leaving behind a mystery as quiet as his departure into the sky.
In "Beware of Meeks Bringing Gifts!", a sudden alien arrival brings miraculous technology that ends poverty and war—until a determined journalist, Jo, confronts one of the visitors on live television, pressing them at gunpoint to reveal the truth behind their gifts. The story unfolds with tense, high-stakes urgency as the line between salvation and deception blurs.
In "The Boy Who Saw!", three men are unsettled by a mysterious boy who claims to see their futures—for a penny. When his chilling predictions unfold with eerie accuracy, they seek him out again, only to find he’s vanished, his mother having ended his strange gift. The boy walks into the sky, leaving behind a silence that feels heavier than any warning.
In "The Showdown of Venus!", Merman and Davy race to the red planet to halt the Red Star agents' takeover of Venus, where they find the native Venusians ready to fight back. Together, the unlikely trio must dismantle the invaders' domed bases before the planet falls under alien control.
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Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #188 (1980), Secrets of the Unknown #197 (1981), Secrets of the Unknown #242 (1988)
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