Cover: Ruben Moreira

House of Mystery #17

Aug 1953 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“Station G-H-O-S-T!”

"Station G-H-O-S-T!" kicks off in House of Mystery #17 (1953) with Linda the lion tamer caught in a web spun by a criminal circus director. As she's led to believe she's channeling the ancient sorceress Circe—able to transform men into beasts—the line between illusion and reality begins to blur. Curt Swan’s art, inked by Ray Burnley, brings the eerie spectacle to life, while Ruben Moreira’s cover captures the mystery with a haunting, stylized twist.

artist Curt Swan · inker Ray Burnley · cover Ruben Moreira

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artist Curt Swan

inker Ray Burnley

cover pencils, inks Ruben Moreira

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Linda the lion tamer gets involved in the schemes of a criminal circus director. She is made to believe to inhabit the powers of Greek sorceress Circe who changed men into animals.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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