Amazing Detective Cases #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Honeymoon of Horror!", a chilling tale from 1952, a condemned man's final vow of revenge sets a macabre chain of events in motion. When Judge Robert X. Brown is found dead under impossible circumstances, the only clue points to a ghost — and the man who once stood beside him, the magician Grey the Great. With the police hunting the elusive illusionist, a spectral presence returns to finish what was begun. Bill Everett handles all interior art and lettering, while Joe Maneely delivers the eerie cover.
In "Honeymoon of Horror!", Gordon’s scheme to marry wealthy Sara for her fortune takes a chilling turn when he discovers she’s already dead—her ghost now bound to him for the honeymoon. As Sara’s spectral presence drives him to confess his crimes, he finds no escape, only a madhouse where her haunting continues.
In "Close Shave," Blackie’s late-night visit to Costanza’s barber shop takes a chilling turn when the barber, Dominic, quietly prepares to shave him—only to reveal a devastating truth. As the razor glints under the dim light, Blackie’s boasts about a past murder collide with the quiet horror of Dominic’s identity. The story unfolds in tense silence, where every cut of the blade carries a secret.
In "The Clinging Vine," Jenny, trapped in a loveless marriage to the reclusive Herbert, sees her chance at freedom in the strange, almost sentient vines he adores. When her desire to be with Keith drives her to destroy them, the very plants she seeks to kill turn on her in a deadly embrace. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 1952 tale from *Amazing Detective Cases* unfolds with quiet dread, where obsession and nature blur in a fatal twist.
In "Cave-In," Herbert’s desperate attempt to hide Thawley’s stolen money backfires when he loses his lunchbox inside a mine and is caught in a sudden cave-in. Trapped underground with no food and rescue days off, he realizes too late that his lunchbox holds nothing but the very money he tried to conceal.
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Reprinted in Journey into Mystery #15 (1954), Atlas Creator Collection #3 (2026)
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