Dive into the captivating worlds of Amazing Tales Volume 156, where each story takes you on a journey through space, time, and the human psyche. This collection explores themes of survival, mystery, and the complexities of war, offering readers a chance to ponder humanity's deepest dilemmas. In Richard Wilson's The Sons of Japheth, Pilot Officer Roy Vanjan is thrust into a harrowing mission following Earth's destruction. His task is to safeguard the animals aboard Noah's ark, all while confronting the moral quandary of targeting human passengers. Stranded in space, Vanjan's interactions with the enigmatic Dr. pose profound questions about duty and survival. Transitioning to Formula For Murder by Milton A. Rothman, readers are enveloped in a tense atmosphere aboard a space station. The thin line between sanity and madness becomes evident when Professor Glover disappears into the abyss, leaving behind a chilling mystery that challenges the very essence of logic and reason. Next, in Rothman's Last Night Out, follow Ensign Jed Grey and his unique telepathic companion, Joe, as they navigate the perilous streets of Terra on the brink of war. Their bond and resourcefulness are tested against the backdrop of impending chaos, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience amidst uncertainty. Finally, Richard Wilson's The Enemy offers a haunting exploration of modern warfare. As the sun sets on a battlefield, a weary sergeant reflects on the blurred lines between victory and defeat. This story delves into the psychological toll of conflict, leaving readers to ponder the true cost of battle and the nature of enmity. Each story in Amazing Tales Volume 156 invites readers to explore profound questions and encounter unforgettable characters, making this anthology a must-read for those who relish thought-provoking science fiction.