House of Mystery #15
In "The Man Who Could Change People," a 1953 House of Mystery standout, a man haunted by guilt must face the eerie consequences of his crime when a pet albatross named Sinbad relentlessly pursues him. Ed Smalle’s art, inked by Howard Sherman, brings a chilling, dreamlike dread to a tale where the past refuses to stay buried. Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson’s cover captures the story’s unsettling mood with a striking, shadowed image of the avian specter.
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Ward Creed killed a man to steal his precious pearls, but is haunted by the victim’s pet albatross Sinbad. The big bird keeps attacking Creed until he collapses and confesses to murder.
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