#138
February 1963 · 0.12 USD · 36 pages
On sale 1962-12-13
Rated Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Synopsis
In a cellar in 1956 Budapest, a group talk of rising up against the Russians but they need another Louis Kossuth. The Russians start the revolution by firing on a group of protesting workers. A protestor lies wounded in front of a tank. A man carries him to safety and then leads a group to steal more weapons. He tells them to call him Franz, leads them in more daring raids and exposes a Russian agent amongst them. The Russians bring more arms and Franz tells the group to flee and then disappears. The group realizes that Franz looks just like Louis Kossuth without a beard and mustache.
Notes
On-sale date from 1963 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress.
Reprinted from
- Forbidden Worlds #65— retitled
Reprinted in
- Astounding Stories #8
- Astounding Stories #104
- Astounding Stories #137
- Astounding Stories #168
- Creepy Worlds #98
- Secrets of the Unknown #50
- Secrets of the Unknown #110
- Sinister Tales #34
- Sinister Tales #146
- Amazing Stories of Suspense #40
- Amazing Stories of Suspense #110
- Amazing Stories of Suspense #213
- Ghost Dancers #[nn]
Credits
- Script
- Richard Hughes
- Pencils
- Ogden Whitney, Dick Beck, John Forte, Tom Hickey
- Inks
- Ogden Whitney, Ed Hamilton, John Forte, Tom Hickey
- Editor
- Richard Hughes
Ratings
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