House of Mystery #33
In "Mr. Misfortune!", scientist Ray Stevens dives into a baffling case of mass hysteria—dozens of people claiming to have seen a giant roaming the city, all later cured by a mysterious healer known only as Handar the Hindu. With no clear explanation and a web of secrets unfolding, Stevens uncovers something far more unsettling than a simple hoax. Penciled and inked by Ruben Moreira, this eerie 1954 tale from House of Mystery blends psychological suspense and the unknown in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "The Girl from the Looking Glass!" from House of Mystery #33 (1954), a man discovers a mystical brandy that lets him peer into a mirror and glimpse the past. Through the glass, he finds himself in 1602 London, where he watches Shakespeare perform and sees a woman in peril—caught between eras and in need of rescue.
In "The Giant out of Nowhere!" from House of Mystery #33 (1954), scientist Ray Stevens investigates a wave of mass hallucinations where dozens claim to have seen a giant roaming the city—until they’re all cured by the enigmatic healer Handar the Hindu. Stevens, unable to prove Handar a fraud, uncovers a conspiracy far stranger than he imagined.
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Reprinted in Superboy #104 (1957), Strange Adventures #87 (1957), House of Secrets #16 (1959), My Greatest Adventure #27 (1959), Five-Score Comic Monthly #12 (1959), Showcase #25 (1960), Showcase #26 (1960), Challengers of the Unknown #41 (1964), Superman Supacomic #64 (1964), Challengers of the Unknown #59 (1967)
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