Digital Comic Museum - Beyond 020 -JVJ


	Filesize:	22.61 MB
	Uploader:	tilliban
	Downloads:	1974
	Views:	7287

From the JVJ Collection - scans by tilliban

7-August-2020 4:52 pm	\|
Username:	ghmcleod
Comment:	Thank You

Issue: #20
Published: May 1953, Price: 0.10 USD, Pages: 36, Editing:
Color: Color Dimensions: Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series

Comic Contents:

Cover (1 page)
Credits:	Pencils: Lou Cameron (signed) \| Inks: Lou Cameron (signed) \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)

Comic Story (7 pages)	Prophecy of the Black Dream
Synopsis:	In Paris, art painter Dulaq finds magical paints. Everything he paints becomes reality. So he disposes comfortably of his rival and his landlady. Too bad that the landlady was a witch who put a curse on him. He will be killed by a cat. One morning Dulaq awakens and sees with horror what he has painted in his sleep: he is torn to shreds by a tiger.
Credits:	Pencils: Ken Rice \| Inks: Ken Rice \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

Comic Story (1 page)	True Tales of the Supernatural #39
Featuring:	True Tales of the Supernatural
Synopsis:	"A strange tale of the supernatural and mystic occurred forty years ago in a small New England town..." A young couple encounters a pair of ghostly sisters in a haunted house.
Credits:	Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Fantasy

Comic Story (7 pages)	Horde of the Faceless
Synopsis:	Henry Keefe considers suicide because he lost his right arm in an accident. He is approached by the legion of "the faceless ones", a dark cult. They restore his arm and want a book of magic in exchange. Keefe finds out that the faceless one are dead criminals who yearn to come back into life. Clasping the book, Keefe jumps to his death.
Credits:	Pencils: Mike Sekowsky ?; Bill Walton ? \| Inks: Mario Rizzi ? \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

Comic Story (1 page)	True Tales of the Supernatural #40
Featuring:	True Tales of the Supernatural
Synopsis:	"The legend told to this day in a small country of Europe, is based on a true incident dating back almost one hundred years..." Testing his racehorse, Baron Tistle tramples a peasant to death. In turn, the Baron is trampled to death at the races when the peasant's ghost frightens the Baron's horse.
Credits:	Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

Comic Story (7 pages)	Lair of the Spidery Fiend
Synopsis:	In occupied post-war Germany the American soldier Dave Curtis encounters a spider-monster who wishes to devour him. The "spider witch" poses as a beautiful woman who drags Curtis into her lair. With the help of the witch's deceased husband Curtis can overcome all evil.
Credits:	Pencils: Dick Beck \| Inks: George Klein ? \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

Text Story (2 pages)	Death Wrote the Ending
Synopsis:	In the Montmartre - "a shabby section of Paris" - a first-person narrator has an encounter with Death, who takes the body of his girlfriend to live in. The narrator himself has to function as Death's helper. People in his vicinity die suddenly. When he shoots Death, his girlfriend lies dying before him. The narrator will swing on the gallows for that.
Credits:	Letters: typeset
Genre:	Horror-suspense

Comic Story (7 pages)	Calling All Ghouls
Synopsis:	Surgeon Grant Bascom is kidnapped by his evil uncle who revives killers in his basement to send them out into the world to do his bidding. Bascom can daze these monsters with chloroform. They turn against their creator.
Credits:	Pencils: Chic Stone \| Inks: Chic Stone \| Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering)
Genre:	Horror-suspense

The data in the above section is courtesy of the Grand Comics Database™ under a Creative Commons Attribution License.