House of Secrets #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"World for a Witch" delivers a chilling tale from House of Secrets #96, a 1972 DC horror classic that hinges on a single, deadly secret. A man believes he’s invincible—until a seemingly harmless act with a mysterious glove leads to a shocking end. Bill Ely handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Pat Gordon provides the lettering, and Bernie Wrightson’s haunting cover captures the story’s eerie tone.
In "The Indestructible Man," a man believes himself untouchable—so long as he wears a glove shielding his one vulnerable spot. But when he dips his hand into what he thinks is ink, the truth of his invincibility is shattered in an instant.
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↩ Reprints Tales of the Unexpected #12 (1957), House of Secrets #48 (1961)
Reprinted in Il Est Minuit... l'Heure des Sorcières #9 (1976), Spectral #13 (1976), Haunted Tales #35 (1979), Weird Mystery Tales #40 (1979), Haunted Tales #40 (1980), DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest #17 (1982), Iskalde Grøss #2/1983 (1983), Spécial USA #21 / 22 (1986), Showcase Presents: The House of Secrets #1 (2008), House of Secrets: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1 (2018), Relatos Fabulosos - Serie Avestruz #1
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