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Forbidden Worlds#33
Cover: Ken Bald

Forbidden Worlds #33

Sep 1954 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD
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“Bride of the Swamp”

In "Bride of the Swamp," Edgar Rame’s greed leads him to steal a cursed spinning wheel from a wary old woman, setting off a chain of events that transforms him and his wife Gerda into ghostly figures bound to the wheel’s power. When a fire destroys the wheel, the couple is trapped in their intangible forms, forever unable to return to the living world. Emil Gershwin’s moody artwork brings the eerie atmosphere to life, while Ken Bald’s cover captures the haunting tension of the tale.

artist, inker Emil Gershwin · cover Ken Bald

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artist, inker Emil Gershwin
cover pencils, inks Ken Bald

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When Edgar Rame tries to buy a hexed spinning wheel from an old woman, she refuses due to its evil. Rame kills her and steals the wheel. It turns out the wheel allows the spinner to remove their body thus becoming an intangible ghost that can go anywhere. Rame is joined by his wife Gerda and the two commit crimes. However, a fire starts in the room where they keep the wheel and it is destroyed, thus trapping Edgar and his wife in their ghost forms forever.

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