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Amazing Stories of Suspense#80
Cover: Bill Lignante

Amazing Stories of Suspense #80

· Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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In "The Treasure of the Skull Cave," a motley crew of swindlers, con-men, and revolutionaries collude to plunder the legendary hoard of the Phantom, only to find themselves outwitted at every turn. Written by Dick Wood and illustrated by Bill Lignante—with inks by Lignante and Joe Giella—this gripping tale unfolds as deception gives way to revelation, and greed meets its match in the shadows of a forgotten cave. The cover by Bill Lignante captures the eerie allure of the Skull Cave, a 1'- [0-1-0 GBP] adventure from Alan Class’s classic lineup.

Contains 9 stories
The Treasure of the Skull Cave
24 pp · Adventure, Jungle, Superhero
The PhantomCappy SwargoPirate Petethe GeneralGuranBandar

In "The Treasure of the Skull Cave," a ragtag crew of swindlers and revolutionaries schemes to steal from the legendary Phantom's lair, only to find themselves outwitted when the masked hero reveals the true worth of his hidden hoard—antiques that mean nothing to one thief, but everything to the rest. As the Phantom and the Bandar confront the gang, the crooks' greed is laid bare, and the real treasure becomes clear: not gold, but the cost of betrayal.

Monsteroso
5 pp · Science Fiction
Monsteroso

In "Monsteroso," a tiny creature hatches from an egg and dreams of dominion over a vast, unseen world—only to be abruptly drowned in a moment of cosmic irony. The story, written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, captures a fleeting, poignant fantasy of grandeur in the quiet, unseen realm of a scientist’s culture.

I Was Trapped in Nightmare Valley
6 pp · Science Fiction
Frank SavageMaharaja of Banpur

In "I Was Trapped in Nightmare Valley," an explorer stumbles upon a hidden grove of alien trees in the Asian mountains, their roots pulsing with eerie intelligence. As the trees begin to spread their deadly pollen across the world, the explorer must survive the valley’s unnatural horrors before a sudden volcanic eruption changes everything.

Throw Another Coal on the Fire
4 pp
Menace From Mars
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "Menace From Mars," a draft dodger flees Earth’s looming conscription only to find himself drafted into the Martian army—where the Red Planet’s war preparations are just as urgent as Earth’s. With no time to escape, he and his companions are thrust into a conflict far beyond their understanding.

Flash Gordon and the Space Pirates [Part 1]
4 pp · Adventure, Science Fiction
Flash GordonDale ArdenDoctor Hans ZarkovStrakerPatch

In "Flash Gordon and the Space Pirates [Part 1]," Flash is stranded after a crash landing when he’s captured by a band of space pirates. With the help of the pirate leader’s niece, he narrowly escapes—but not before learning her uncle’s ambitions stretch far beyond plunder, hinting at a vast scheme to dominate the stars.

The Monster
2 pp · Horror-Suspense
Beware the Eyes of Igor!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Igor
Those Terrible Teen-Agers!
11 pp · Science Fiction
Ted MarshallVictor Virona

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Full credits

writer Dick Wood
artist, inker Bill Lignante
cover pencils, inks Bill Lignante

Reprints

↩ Reprints Unknown Worlds #36 [1] (1950), Adventures into Weird Worlds #12 (1952), Adventures into Weird Worlds #26 (1954), Tales of Suspense #10 (1960), Tales of Suspense #11 (1960), Tales to Astonish #18 (1961), The Phantom #18 (1966), Gasp! #1 (1967)

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