House of Mystery #47

Standing on the railroad tracks, one man gestures urgently at another while a massive locomotive looms ghostly and enormous behind them — a chilling premonition scene that captures exactly the eerie, suspenseful mood DC's House of Mystery delivered so well in 1956. Ruben Moreira's cover art sells the dread perfectly, with the speech bubble warning of a railroad wreck "in 24 hours" drawing you straight into the supernatural tension. Inside, you'll find four tales including the featured "The Man with Stolen Eyes," plus "Prince of Liars," "Robot Named Think," and "Amazing Stone Face" — a genuinely satisfying lineup of mystery and wonder for a single dime.