Fantastic #9

Apr 1952 · Youthful · 0.10 USD

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“Deadly Doodles of Dandy”

In "Deadly Doodles of Dandy," Twitch Kennedy's blackmail scheme takes a deadly turn when he betrays the Mori priestess Mala, leading to a chilling curse that awakens her shrunken heads in a vengeful rampage. Art by Harry Harrison and Ernie Bache brings the eerie tension to life, while Ed Goldfarb and Bob Baer's cover captures the story's unsettling tone. A 10-cent comic from 1952, this issue blends mystery and supernatural dread in a tale where the past refuses to stay buried.

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artist Harry Harrison · inker Ernie Bache · cover Ed Goldfarb, Bob Baer

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artist Harry Harrison

inker Ernie Bache

cover pencils Ed Goldfarb

cover inks Bob Baer

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Twitch Kennedy runs a racket blackmailing rich ranch owners. If the ranchers don't pay, Twitch has the Mori indian priestess Mala take their heads for her shrunken head collection. Twitch fails to share the riches with Mala, and in the ensuing fight, kills her. He will find that her dying curse brings the shrunken heads, all calling for vengeance.

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