Astounding Stories #159

Jan 1982 · Alan Class · 0.25 GBP

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In "The Shield Versus The Black Hood," Sgt. Lee Forest—known to his comrades as 'Yellow Eyes'—reunites with the man who once saved his life, only to find their paths crossing again under the shadow of a deadly lion attack. Penciled and inked by Dick Ayers, this 1982 Alan Class tale unfolds in the African wilderness, where duty and destiny collide. The cover, by Paul Reinman, captures the tension of a man torn between two worlds.

Contains 7 stories

The Shield Versus The Black Hood

14 pp · Superhero

Beware the Knave!

10 pp · Superhero

The Avenger

4 pp · Western-Frontier

Cheyenne Kid

Spirit of Frankenstein [Part 6]

8 pp

Dan WarrenMarciaWayland Smith

The Man Who Stole the Sun!

4 pp

The Man with Yellow Eyes

4 pp · Detective-Mystery

Lee Forest (a soldier nick-named "Yellow Eyes")the unnamed narrator of the story (a fellow soldier)other members of their platoon (including Charley)a jungle guide

In the heart of wartime Africa, Sgt. Lee Forest—known to his comrades as "Yellow Eyes" for his piercing gaze and feline grace—finds himself drawn back to the wilds he once fled. Years after a life-saving act during the war, he answers a call from his long-lost savior, now in mortal danger from a lion’s attack. With quiet resolve, Forest steps from the shadows of the jungle, fulfilling a debt older than memory. The man with yellow eyes returns not to civilization, but to the deep, untamed place he truly belongs.

The Justice of Chen Fang

6 pp