Amazing Stories of Suspense #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Terror of the Blue Death," Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a chilling twist on the ghost story tradition, where a young man’s return from the Civil War takes a haunting turn—only to reveal that the true spirits are not the one who died, but those who waited. With Al Williamson’s haunting cover capturing the story’s eerie mood, this 1/- comic from Alan Class presents a masterclass in misdirection and emotional weight.
Jo, a con artist with a flair for theatrics, buys a crumbling castle to turn into a fake haunted attraction—only to find the place already haunted by a real ghost. When the spirit’s presence proves too much for his nerves, Jo drops dead of a heart attack, leaving behind a very real ghost of his own.
When an alien ambassador arrives on Earth, its terrifying form triggers fear instead of welcome—yet before fleeing, it leaves behind a single note in English, pleading for peace and offering a future free from war, disease, and poverty. The message lingers, a quiet challenge to humanity’s instincts, as the planet grapples with what it means to be judged by appearance alone.
In "Where Walks the Ghost?", a young man returns to his family after the Civil War, only to find his parents waiting for him in a quiet, sunlit house—until the final panel reveals a haunting twist. The story plays with perception and loss, turning the familiar ghost trope on its head with a quiet, heartbreaking revelation.
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↩ Reprints Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #6 (1957), Amazing Adult Fantasy #8 (1962), Amazing Adult Fantasy #9 (1962), Amazing Adult Fantasy #11 (1962), Army Attack #44 (1966), Flash Gordon #5 (1967), Unknown Worlds #56 (1967)
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