Astounding Stories #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shield Versus The Black Hood," Sgt. Lee Forest—known to his comrades as 'Yellow Eyes' for his striking gaze and eerie grace—recounts a wartime debt repaid in the wilds of Africa. Drawn by Dick Ayers, the story captures a haunting, feral intensity as Forest, a man shaped by war and jungle survival, steps back into the shadows after a final, feral act of loyalty. The cover by Paul Reinman evokes the story’s primal tension, a stark image of two figures locked in silent confrontation beneath a moonlit sky.
In "The Man with Yellow Eyes," Sgt. Lee Forest—known to his comrades by his striking, feline gaze—reemerges from the African wilderness decades after a wartime rescue, drawn back when the man who saved his life faces a deadly lion attack. Though he once walked among men, Forest’s true home remains the deep jungle, a place where his past and present collide in silence and shadow.
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