Amazing Stories of Suspense #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Web vs. Ironfist," the masked hero The Web finds himself at odds with the technologically enhanced Ironfist—only for the battle to take a dangerous turn when Ironfist’s suit malfunctions mid-fight. Back home, The Web’s personal life unravels as his partner Rosie, frustrated by his constant absence, decides to expose his secret identity to the public. Though the world dismisses her claims, one man believes her—and now seeks vengeance not against The Web, but against Rosie herself.
In "Contents: One Human!", a mysterious post office begins delivering boxes that, upon arrival, release fully grown humans from their shrunken states—sparking curiosity and concern. The delivery system, it turns out, is the work of a clever Martian entrepreneur aiming to revolutionize interplanetary travel by undercutting traditional rail and air routes.
In "The Frog-Man!", a centuries-old sorcerer's curse traps an evil king as a frog, forcing him to hibernate through the ages in silent hope of a cure. When Halloween night finally stirs him from his slumber, his ancient fear of giant frogs leads him to believe humanity has become monstrous—sending him back into eternal sleep, convinced the world has changed beyond redemption.
In "The Spirit of Swami River," a cunning swami preys on grieving widows with his elaborate fraud, claiming to channel the spirit of a deceased husband to deliver promised money—until the day his own deception backfires in the most unexpected way. When the spirit he claims to summon proves all too real, the swami finds himself facing a consequence he never expected.
In "Who Am I?", a man wakes to find himself trapped in a dense fog, his identity erased. A mysterious stranger offers help through hypnosis, guiding him through fragmented memories that slowly reveal a past as a circus performer—until the truth of his death on the high wire comes crashing back.
A lone space pilot makes a routine landing on a desolate asteroid, only to be startled by a voice—clear, desperate, and seemingly coming from nowhere—begging for help. As he searches the barren surface, he begins to suspect that the silence of the rock itself might be the source of the haunting plea.
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