Amazing Stories of Suspense #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "File #107 The Day They Killed Sarge Steel," a mysterious object descends on New York with a relentless ticking, triggering mass panic and a full city evacuation. As military forces stand by, the device suddenly lifts into the sky and vanishes—its purpose fulfilled not through destruction, but through silence. Written and illustrated by Steve Ditko, with lettering by Artie Simek, this chilling tale from Alan Class’s Amazing Stories of Suspense #70 presents a quiet, unsettling alien encounter, rendered with Ditko’s signature precision. The cover, by Dick Giordano, captures the moment of dread with stark, shadowed detail.
In "File #107 The Day They Killed Sarge Steel," legendary operative Sarge Steel teams up with a sharp-eyed French agent in a high-stakes game of deception, faking their deaths to infiltrate the deadly global network known as P.O.W. — Prosecuters Of the World. With danger lurking at every turn and trust as rare as a clean escape, the two must stay one step ahead before the shadows close in.
In "The Bomb," a mysterious device descends on New York, its relentless ticking triggering mass panic and an evacuation. As military forces wait in tense silence, the object suddenly lifts into the sky and vanishes—its purpose revealed only in hindsight, when it's clear no one ever touched it, leaving the planet to be judged as lifeless.
Jo, a desperate fugitive, sees a chance at freedom in the headlines about an experimental rocket—but when he tries to stow away, he learns the hard way that the craft is far too small to carry a passenger. The twist is both cruel and hilarious, turning his escape plan into a high-speed, high-stakes trap.
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↩ Reprints Sarge Steel #7 (1966)
Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #172 (1977), Uncanny Tales #153 (1982)
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