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Cover: Jim Mooney
House of Mystery #162
“The Monster-Maker of Littleville”
In "The Monster-Maker of Littleville," a wronged man named Roban returns to his hometown with a terrifying invention, turning the townspeople into monsters in a chilling bid for revenge. Written by Bill Finger and brought to life with moody, expressive art by Jim Mooney—both on the interior and cover—this 1966 House of Mystery tale delivers a classic, suspenseful twist on vengeance and fear.
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Roban is seeking revenge on the town of Littleville for jailing him years ago, and uses a machine to turn people into monsters so that everyone will be frightened and leave the town.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).