Amazing Stories of Suspense #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Off-Limits!", the Mighty Crusaders join forces with the Ultra Men and the Terrific Three to stop the Nameless One and his agents, D.E.M.O.N., from unleashing chaos. When the Spider infiltrates the villain’s headquarters, he accidentally frees the captured heroes, setting off a chain of unexpected confrontations. Written by Jerry Ess and illustrated by Paul Are with inks by Paul Are, this classic tale features dynamic art and a pulse-pounding mystery, all capped by a striking cover by Paul Reinman.
In "Off-Limits!", Rip Van Winkle—a humanoid alien—descends upon Earth, drawn by its mysterious allure despite the galaxy’s strict edict forbidding entry. His unexpected arrival stirs questions about why a planet deemed dormant and off-limits continues to hold such a strange, magnetic pull.
In "The Sinister Agents of the Nameless One," the Mighty Crusaders join forces with the Ultra Men and the Terrific Three to confront the enigmatic villain known only as the Nameless One and his deadly agents, codenamed D.E.M.O.N. When the Spider discovers the heroes have been captured, he launches a desperate assault on the Nameless One’s hidden stronghold, unaware that his actions may be the key to their salvation.
In "Menace of the Mirror," a reclusive scientist's experiment with a mirror-based machine takes a chilling turn when he discovers the unsettling truth: he may not be the creator, but the creation. The story unfolds with quiet dread as reality fractures, leaving only the question of who—or what—stands before the glass.
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↩ Reprints World of Fantasy #3 (1956), World of Fantasy #4 (1956), Strange Tales #61 (1958), Adventures of the Fly #18 (1962), Journey into Mystery #85 (1962), The Mighty Crusaders #5 (1966)
Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #231 (1987)
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