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Doomsday #20

Apr 1975 · K. G. Murray · 0.30 AUD
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In "Let the Past Lie Buried!", explorers seeking the lost secret of head-shrinking stumble into the clutches of the madman Maximo, who shrinks them to doll size and sets his cruel plans in motion. With their world now impossibly small, they fight back and escape—but survival in this miniature nightmare proves far more treacherous than they ever imagined. Bob Forgione’s striking art brings the perilous scale of their plight to life, in a story that turns the familiar into something utterly unsettling.

Contains 5 stories
Let the Past Lie Buried!
9.67 pp · Horror-Suspense
Heartbeat House
10 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Heartbeat House," a doctor and a lawyer conspire to murder the reclusive clock collector Augustus Uhr, believing his fortune is ripe for the taking—until they realize the house itself might be alive, its walls pulsing with the relentless rhythm of the timepieces that fill it.

Jibaro Madness
8 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Jibaro Madness," a group of explorers seeking the secret of head-shrinking are captured by the deranged Maximo, who shrinks them to doll size and sets out to decapitate them. Trapped in a nightmare of tiny proportions, they fight back and escape—but survival in this scaled-down world brings its own terrifying challenges.

The Dark Mirror
10 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Dark Mirror," two ruthless hoodlums, Louie and Gabe, cross paths with a mysterious force known as Fate—only to learn too late that defiance comes at a terrible price. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling 1975 tale unfolds with grim inevitability, where every choice echoes in the silence between shadows.

Death's Round Trip
10 pp · Horror-Suspense
Pencils ? [as "Jokerface"]Inks ? [as "Jokerface"]

Dr. Albert Carlton takes a calculated risk, drugging himself to cross into the realm of death for a brief, controlled tour—just long enough to return and recount the experience. But even with a plan in place, the journey beyond the veil proves more unpredictable than any scientist could have foreseen.

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Full credits

artist, inker Bob Forgione

Reprints

↩ Reprints Worlds of Fear #5 (1952), Beware! Terror Tales #3 (1952), Strange Stories from Another World #3 (1952), The Thing #6 (1953), This Magazine Is Haunted #10 (1953)

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