House of Mystery #306

Fog-drenched Victorian London sets the stage on Joe Kubert's moody cover for this 1982 DC anthology, where the vampire Andrew Bennett looms menacingly over a fallen blonde woman while a cloaked, knife-wielding figure — Jack the Ripper himself — crouches nearby. The cover's tagline warns that Jack the Ripper is on the loose again, promising a chilling collision between supernatural horror and history's most notorious killer. Bruce Jones scripts the interior tale "A Rip in Time," with Tom Sutton handling both pencils and inks — a dark treat for fans of DC's classic horror anthology tradition.