Four Color #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1944 Four Color issue, Harold Gray delivers a quiet, suspenseful tale centered on Shanghai, who quietly finishes sealing the old well after Gudge’s disappearance. With no word from Gudge and the town buzzing with rumors, Shanghai slips away one night to sea—leaving behind only a cryptic anonymous letter for the police, urging them to "Look in the bottom of the old well." The story’s tension lingers in the silence between actions, all drawn and written with Gray’s unmistakable precision.
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Gudge is still missing and Shanghai finishes filling in the well. Shanghai ties up loose ends and silently leaves one night to go to sea. Before he leaves, he sends an anonymous letter to the police, telling them to "Look in the bottom of the old well." The police have their hands full trying to dig out the well and the public speculates on what happened to Gudge.
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