Cover: Joe Certa

House of Mystery #151

Jun 1965 · DC · 0.12 USD

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In "The Doom from Two Worlds, Part 1," journalist Johnny Britt uncovers the truth behind a mysterious alien entity whose strange rays appear to harm, but may actually be healing. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by Bernard Baily, this 1965 tale from House of Mystery blends sci-fi intrigue with a timely moral dilemma, as Britt races to protect the creature from a military eager to destroy what it doesn’t understand. The cover by Joe Certa captures the eerie tension of the moment, a striking visual that hints at the mystery unfolding within.

Contains 4 stories

The Doom from Two Worlds, Part 1

8.67 pp · Superhero

Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]Zook

In "The Doom from Two Worlds, Part 1," Manhunter is pulled into a strange dimension and reshaped into a winged being—only to realize the true threat isn't the Idol-Head he anticipated. The story unfolds with eerie precision, blending surreal transformation and cosmic unease in a tale that defies expectation.

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

The Doom from Two Worlds, Part 2

6.67 pp · Superhero

In "The Doom from Two Worlds, Part 2," Manhunter races back to his own dimension just in time to face a towering fire monster unleashed by the Idol-Head, a threat that spans realities. With quick thinking and a daring move, he traps the beast by pulling it into the other dimension—where the danger may not be so easily contained.

The Man Who Saved a Monster

7.67 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Man Who Saved a Monster," journalist Johnny Britt uncovers the truth behind a mysterious alien creature believed to be attacking people with strange rays—only to realize the being is actually aiding them in ways no one understands. As the military moves in to eliminate the creature, Johnny must race to protect it before it’s too late.