House of Mystery #225
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Died Twice," Rachel grapples with grief after her father's passing, only to find herself drawn into a haunting family mystery when she moves in with her cousin’s household—where each member bears the burden of a mysterious mental affliction her father once sought to cure. Written by Mary Skrenes and brought to life with moody, expressive art by Don Heck, this eerie tale from House of Mystery #225 (1974) blends psychological tension with supernatural unease, all framed by a striking cover by Alfredo Alcala, E. R. Cruz, Murphy Anderson, and Luis Dominguez.
When Rachel relocates to her cousin’s isolated home after her father’s death, she discovers the family is haunted by a mysterious affliction—one her father had been desperately trying to cure. As she settles in, strange tensions rise and the line between memory and madness begins to blur.
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↩ Reprints The Phantom Stranger #4 (1953), House of Secrets #4 (1957), House of Mystery #177 (1968), The Spectre #9 (1969), House of Mystery #186 (1970), The Sinister House of Secret Love #1 (1971)
Reprinted in Weird Mystery Tales Annual #2 (1976), Weird Mystery Tales #21 (1976), Terror Tales Album #4 (1977), Terror Tales Album #8 (1978), Weird Mystery Tales Album #7 (1978), Weird Mystery Album #11 (1980), Névrose #4 (1985), Spectral #12 (1987), Névrose #13 (1987), Showcase Presents: The House of Mystery #3 (2009), Classici DC: House of Mystery #1 (2009), Horror #69, Horror #70, Horror #78
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