House of Mystery #143

In "The 300-Year Old Manhunt," a disgruntled writer stumbles upon a chilling truth: his rival has mastered time travel, granting him uncanny historical precision in his novels. After a fatal accident, the author seizes the secret, journeys back in time, and finds himself trapped in a century-old legal web—charged with a crime his rival once committed.

In "The Man Who Borrowed Brains," a desperate scientist unleashes a ray meant to siphon intelligence from living beings—only to find his experiment spiraling beyond control when he turns it on an alien invader. The story unfolds with chilling precision, exploring the perilous line between genius and hubris.

In "The Giant-Maker," a mysterious idol unleashes Malador, an ancient sorcerer long reduced to microscopic size as punishment, now bent on revenge through a terrifying power that transforms victims into giants. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with eerie precision, this 1964 tale from House of Mystery unfolds with a chilling premise: when a forgotten curse awakens, the balance between small and immense is shattered.