House of Mystery #166
In "The King of the Curses!", Professor Morgan's ambitious experiment with a machine designed to visualize legendary creatures takes a terrifying turn when the very monsters he's conjuring begin to manifest in reality. Written by Dave Wood and brought to life by Jim Mooney’s dynamic art and George Roussos’s precise inks, this 1967 House of Mystery tale blends classic horror with a touch of mad science. The cover, also by Jim Mooney, captures the eerie moment just before the curse takes hold.
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Professor Morgan has invented a machine to depict various legendary creatures but he doesn't know that the machine actually brings the creatures to life.
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