House of Mystery #30
In 17th century China, a killer’s weapon—his rival’s statue—faces justice in a trial of its own, sentenced to death by beheading. Now, the murderer finds himself haunted by the very statue he used, its gaze unrelenting. A chilling tale of guilt and retribution, drawn with haunting detail by Ruben Moreira in both story and cover.
In "I Was Born to Kill!", a seemingly routine blood donation spirals into a chilling mystery when recipients begin acting out in violent ways. The truth lies with a man posing as a doctor, using the transfusion as a twisted means to exact revenge on those who wronged him.
In 17th century China, a man kills his rival with a statue—only to see the statue itself put on trial, sentenced, and beheaded. Though the murderer celebrates his escape from justice, he soon finds himself tormented by a statue that bears the likeness of his victim.
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Reprinted in Five-Score Plus Comic Monthly #36 (1961), DC Special #4 (1969), The Unexpected #159 (1974), Névrose #4 (1985)
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