House of Secrets #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Secret of the Spectral Crimes," Roger Manfried's life takes a bizarre turn when a mysterious gas shrinks him to microscopic size, plunging him into a hidden world where he must aid its inhabitants against a towering threat. Penciled and inked by Lee Elias, this 1962 DC tale blends sci-fi wonder with suspense, while the cover by Mort Meskin and George Roussos captures the eerie scale of the unseen realm.
In "Prisoner of the Sub-Microscopic World!", Roger Manfried finds himself shrunk to a tiny scale after exposure to a strange gas, thrust into a hidden world beneath the visible one. Stranded and small, he must navigate this alien realm and join forces with its inhabitants to confront a towering threat they can’t face alone.
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Reprinted in Five-Score Comic Monthly #58 (1963), Etranges Aventures #5 (1967), Relatos Fabulosos #43
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