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Tense Suspense #2 (1959)

Fago Magazines · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 9 stories
To Be Young Again!
1 pp · horror-suspense
Henry ForrestAinsley

Ainsley’s groundbreaking youth serum unleashes a shocking transformation when Henry Forrest, its wealthy patron, secretly injects himself—only to wake as a newborn, trapped in a body far younger than his mind.

Too Late!
8 pp · horror-suspense
Emanuel MaxwellGretchenHans

Emanuel Maxwell, a brilliant scientist seeking solitude at a mountain resort, finds himself drawn to Gretchen, whose quiet presence unsettles his usual detachment. When her companion, Hans, challenges him to a dangerous climb, the line between dream and reality blurs—especially when Maxwell wakes mid-fall, rope still cinched around his waist. Now, with Hans missing and a rescue mission looming, Maxwell must confront the truth behind his visions before he can ask Gretchen to stay.

Don't Throw That Switch
5 pp · science fiction
FrankLester

When his old friend Frank arrives in a panic, mad scientist Lester is moments from activating his revolutionary Gravity Suspendor. A sudden lightning strike knocks him unconscious, leaving him with a strange mental block—forgetting the entire experiment. As the story unfolds, the tension builds around the device’s unintended effects, and in the final panel, both Lester’s house and Frank’s car begin to slowly descend back to Earth, hinting at a mystery that’s only just begun.

They Come to the Canyon
5 pp
Mr. BaxterMr. Hodges
Strange
1 pp · horror-suspense
Gratitude on a Very Dark Night
5 pp · horror-suspense
John Dunn

Old John Dunn, known for his quiet kindness even to his worn scarecrow, makes a desperate move to secure his granddaughter’s future, withdrawing all his savings for her wedding. On a moonless night, his generosity is tested when a thief breaks in—only to be undone by a shadow that seems to move on its own, stretching from the scarecrow’s frame into the dark.

Both of Me in Budapest!
6 pp · horror-suspense; science fiction
Ivan Kreisler

In "Both of Me in Budapest!", mad scientist Ivan Kreisler pushes his latest experiment to the edge—using a mysterious beam to create a perfect duplicate of himself, whom he controls through telepathy while remaining utterly still. When the duplicate is sent on a daring bank heist, a chance collision with a police van driven by a tech tracking the strange energy waves throws everything into chaos.

Rendezvous
1 pp · non-fiction; horror-suspense

In "Rendezvous," a lone automobile approaches a railroad crossing as a speeding train bears down—its driver a crash test dummy, its audience four shadowy figures watching from the dark. The story uses stark, silent tension to deliver a chilling reminder about the dangers of ignoring stop signs, all rendered in the stark, unsettling style of 1959’s Tense Suspense.

The Last Robot
1 pp · science fiction

In "The Last Robot," a bald, monocled leader faces off against a special investigator robot designed to eliminate all others—its final mission now a desperate bid to save humanity from the very machines it was built to destroy.

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