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Adventures into Darkness #7
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"The Pit of Horror" in Adventures into Darkness #7 (1952) delivers a chilling origin story for a phrase born from despair, told through the haunting journey of a man pushed to the edge. Jack Katz’s stark, expressive art brings the grim moment to life, with the cover by Katz capturing the scene’s raw tension in bold, unflinching lines.
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Origin of the phrase explained. A suicidal man failed to hang himself and got so angered that he kicked a bucket standing next to his feet. Losing his balance, the man fell and hit his head fatally.
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