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Strange Suspense Stories #31 (1957)

Charlton · 1957 · 36 pages

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ContinueStrange Suspense Stories #32 →
Contains 5 stories
The Man Who Could Never Be Killed
6 pp · fantasy

Tom Blake, a city reporter, becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth about Invulnero, a circus performer whose seemingly impossible feats of invulnerability defy explanation. When Blake teams up with his friend Dr. Pearson from the Science Institute, their investigation takes a surprising turn as they track the mysterious man to a rendezvous at the dunes, convinced he may be something far beyond ordinary. What they discover challenges everything they thought they knew about who—or what—Invulnero really is.

Last Seen Entering an Elevator!
5 pp · fantasy

In "Last Seen Entering an Elevator!", a fugitive criminal who once declared he’d never be caught finds himself trapped in a surreal loop when he steps into an elevator—only to realize his boast has become a terrifying, endless reality. The story unfolds with chilling precision, turning a simple ride into a nightmare of repetition and dread.

The Gloomy One
5 pp · science fiction
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
5 pp · fantasy

A vain woman obsessed with her fading beauty seeks out a miraculous free beauty cream from an enigmatic beautician named Frederick—but when he refuses to give it to her, her spite sets off a chain of consequences she never saw coming. Trapped in a nightmarish mirror world, she confronts the true price of her selfishness and gets a second chance to prove herself changed. When she wakes, reality itself seems to confirm that Frederick's dark magic was far more than just a dream.

Desert Justice
4 pp · western-frontier

Three bank robbers flee into the merciless desert to escape an pursuing posse, forcing themselves and their horses across a hundred-mile wasteland where survival becomes as brutal as the crime they're running from. As the scorching heat and dwindling supplies wear them down, desperation and greed clash—the outlaws must decide what they're willing to sacrifice to make it out alive. In the desert, justice takes a form no lawman needs to enforce.

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