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Adventures into the Unknown#2
Cover: Ed Moritz

Adventures into the Unknown #2

Dec 1948 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD
“Kill, Puppets, Kill”
writer Frank Belknap Long · artist, inker Max Elkan · cover Ed Moritz

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artist, inker Max Elkan
cover pencils, inks Ed Moritz

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Betty Saunders is a world renowned expert on the artwork of 15th century artist, Kees Van Ruyter. Van Ruyter's paintings depict monstrous creatures. In 1496, Van Ruyter killed himself by throwing his hands under the wheels of a moving oxcart, severing them. Betty recreates his horrific paintings with monstrous creatures depicted therein. A human looking ghoul hires Betty to go to his mansion in Belgium and paint pictures Van Ruyter's style. The ghost of Van Ruyer has Betty paint a picture of the ghoul. When the painting is revealed, the ghoul is destroyed.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).