Cover: Bill Ely

House of Mystery #32

Nov 1954 · DC · 0.10 USD

📊 ~7,348 copies sold its debut month

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In "The Magic Gloves," two gangsters steal a mysterious potion from the Peruvian temple of Cibola, gaining the power of invisibility for a daring bank heist. But when one spills the reverse potion on the stolen money, he's exposed—while his partner is left trapped in darkness, invisible and alone. Howard Purcell's art, inked by Charles Paris, brings the eerie, suspenseful tale to life, with Bill Ely's cover capturing the story's haunting mood.

Contains 6 stories

The Magic Gloves

6 pp

Concerto from the Dead!

1 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Invisible Man!

6 pp

In "The Invisible Man!" from House of Mystery #32 (1954), two gangsters steal a mysterious herbal potion from the Peruvian temple of Cibola, gaining the power to vanish at will. With their newfound invisibility, they plan a daring bank heist—only for one to accidentally spill the reversal potion on the stolen cash, exposing himself and unraveling their scheme.

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

The Diary of a Nightmare

6 pp

The Pied Piper of the Sea!

6 pp · Adventure

In "The Pied Piper of the Sea!" from House of Mystery #32 (1954), Captain Barney takes on the eerie legend of a phantom flute player who lures ships to wreckage under moonlight. With sharp eyes and a cool head, he unravels the mystery behind the haunting melody, exposing a clever deception built on sea drifts and eerie sounds.