Dive into "Amazing Tales Volume 125", where extraordinary narratives unravel the human spirit and the mysteries of the universe. This anthology explores themes of bravery, madness, and the quest for truth. In "Hero From Yesterday" by Robert Randall, a society teetering on the brink of chaos looks to the past for salvation. When faced with the nefarious Lugert, the Council's only hope lies in resurrecting a bygone hero from a more turbulent time. Transitioning to the enigmatic expanse of space, Richard Wilson's "Deny the Slake" follows a crew unraveling the enigma of Planetoid S743. The cryptic remnants of a lost civilization pull them into a vortex of doom and madness, testing their grasp on reality. Next, Jules Archer's "The Mistake of Christopher Columbus" presents Herbert Fitzgrone, an eccentric who stirs the world with his audacious claim of a flat Earth. His quest challenges centuries of scientific consensus, sparking a fervent intellectual upheaval. In Emil Petaja's "The Answer", John Reeve wanders through a dreamlike maze of shadows and memories. Haunted by his wife Lisa's absence, he is drawn into a chilling mystery that blurs the line between dreams and reality. "Through the Crater's Rim" takes us on an aviator's journey to a hidden stone city in Darien's jungles. The discovery sets the stage for an adventure filled with suspense and danger lurking beneath the surface. Harlan Ellison's "Glow Worm" paints a haunting picture of a post-apocalyptic survivor confronting his glowing, mutated form. In this desolate world, he grapples with isolation and the haunting legacy of mankind's self-destruction. Finally, "The Martian Shore" by Charles Fontenay follows Robbo Shaan's desperate escape across Mars' Hellas Desert. Against the odds, he defies a repressive regime, racing against time and dwindling resources toward freedom. Each story in "Amazing Tales Volume 125" invites readers into worlds where the extraordinary becomes reality, and the boundaries of imaginat...