House of Mystery #227
In "The Vengeance of Voodoo Annie," John Albano and Joe Orlando deliver a delightfully twisted mix of humor and eerie charm in House of Mystery #227. The issue opens with four offbeat gag cartoons—ranging from a surreal Turkish bath to a diner's alien diner, a witch with a stew pot, and a grim undertaker awaiting the result of a pistol duel—each drawn with the playful precision that defines the era’s weird humor. The Redondo Studio’s cover completes the oddball tone with a striking, stylized image that captures the story’s blend of the absurd and the macabre.
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Four gag cartoons, top two possibly by John Albano, bottom two by Joe Orlando: Men's Turkish Bath. An alien enjoys "All You Can Eat" at Al's restaurant. The neighbors see a witch with a stew pot. The undertaker is standing by with an fresh grave for the outcome of a pistol duel.
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