Cuentos de Misterio #135
In "El monstruo de arcilla," sculptor Dwight Courtney brings a long-dead black sorcerer to life in clay—only to find his creations unleash real-world destruction. As three of his colleagues meet sudden, inexplicable ends, Courtney must uncover the truth behind the eerie power of his art. Penciled and inked by Bob Brown, this eerie tale from 1968 features a haunting cover by Jim Mooney and Sy Barry.
In "El monstruo de arcilla," sculptor Dwight Courtney finds himself entangled in a chilling mystery after crafting a bust of a long-dead black sorcerer. As his creations begin to mirror real-world disasters, and three of his colleagues die under strange circumstances, Dwight must uncover the truth behind the eerie power of his art—before the next tragedy strikes.
In "Yo fui un falso fantasma," a medium and her aide deceive the living with meticulously staged seances that blur the line between illusion and the supernatural. When their act is threatened, they're outwitted by a ghost impersonation that turns their own tricks against them.
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