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Strange Stories of Suspense, #8

Published: April 1956

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Issue Contents:
Thumbs Down!; The Strange Crew of the Pegasus!; Is There Any Escape from a "Blind Alley"?
Credits
Story Notes

Art credits per Atlastales.com Coloring credit per Stan Goldberg.

The Strange Crew of the Pegasus

"You're a rotter, Cap'n Conrad! You don't know how to treat your men like human beings!"

Credits
Story Notes

Wessler script per Nick Caputo from biblio info in Robin Snyder's The Comics, Vol 25, No. 4, April 2015. Morrow inks per Jim Vadeboncouer Jr. via atlastales.com. Previous indexer credited Ralph Mayo. While The Art of Al Williamson (Pacific Comics/Blue Dolphin Enterprises April 1983) credits Mayo with inks, this appears to be in error as Mayo doesn't start inking Williamson's Atlas stories until comics cover-dated 1957.)

The Bicycle

"Sidney slumped deep in his chair, a picture of utter despair and dejection."

Don't Cross Your Bridges!

"Goodness! You did take the wrong turn off the main road during the storm, Peter! We're lost!"

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Super-Salesman

"I can sell anything! I'm a super-salesman and this new vanishing cream you're manufacturing is right up my alley!"

Credits
Story Notes

Possible Forte inks per Ger Apeldoorn and Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. via atlastales.com. Previous indexer credited Jay Scott Pike.

The Man Who Knew Too Much

"It's finished! My great novel is finished at last!"

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Blind Alley

"The guinea pig turned to the left and then to the right! Blind alleys faced it from all angles!"

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Thumbs Down for the Gladiator

"Nothing can stop you, Tony! You are the reincarnation of all the great fighters of history!"

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Daisy Gunbook Ready!
Story Notes

Appears on second page of text story.

Fight Infantile Paralysis
Story Notes

An advertisement for the March of Dimes charity. Appears after the statement of ownership on the first page of the text story.

Statement of Ownership
Story Notes

Appears on first page of text story. Stan Lee listed as editor.