House of Mystery #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Eyes That Went Berserk," an old man stumbles upon an alien camera capable of capturing glimpses of the future—only to see it fall into the hands of a crook who tries to exploit its power for quick gain. With art by Jay McArdle, this 1958 tale from House of Mystery blends eerie suspense and unintended consequences, all rendered in stark, expressive lines. The cover by Bob Brown captures the story’s unsettling mood with a striking, otherworldly gaze.
In "The Prophetic Camera," an old man stumbles upon an alien device that captures images of what’s to come—only to see it stolen by a crook who thinks he can cash in on its power. As the thief tries to exploit the camera’s eerie foresight, fate has other plans, and the future begins to unravel in ways no one could predict.
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Reprinted in All Favourites, The 100-Page Comic #10 (1958), Five-Score Comic Monthly #7 (1958), Five-Score Comic Monthly #8 (1958), Mighty The 100-Page Comic! #10 (1959), Big Boy #31 (1959), Big Boy #34 (1959), Big Boss #56 (1961), The Flash #4 (1962), Big Boss #18 (1974), Big Boss #20 (1974)
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