House of Mystery #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis January 1960 issue of DC's long-running anthology series delivers a delightfully eerie cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff: two men in a small red motorboat struggle to reel in their fishing line, unaware that the catch on the other end is a scaly, red-eyed aquatic creature rising menacingly from the churning waters of Echo Lake. The speech bubble — "I must have hooked a real big fish!" — adds a touch of dark humor to the tension, perfectly capturing the storytelling charm that made House of Mystery a staple of early 1960s DC publishing.
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A magical coin traps whomever touches it inside but releases the previous captive.
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