The Light Benders
Can incoming metals from outer space bring with them some form of contamination that can kill mankind?
Are rockets safe from picking up invading germs?
The V2 rocket had been lost in the midst of its own desolation for nearly thirty years when a piece of its metal came into the hands of the only occupier of the bomb site.
Then, suddenly, the metal began to come alive, to writhe, to scream, to terrify the holder and the man who had come to find out why this whole deserted place had somehow gathered to itself the mark of Cain...
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Jonathan Chance
Jonathan Chance wrote under the pseudonym of John Lymington John Lymington.
John Richard Newton Chance was born in Streatham Hill, London, in 1911, the son of Dick Chance, a managing editor at the Amalgamated Press. He studied to become a civil engineer, and then took up quantity surveying, but gave it up at 21 to become a full-time writer. He wrote for his father's titles, including "Dane, the Dog Detective" for Illustrated Chips, and a number of stories for the Sexton Blake Library and The Thriller Library.