House of Secrets #98
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Born Losers" in House of Secrets #98 (1972) delivers a chilling tale of betrayal and eerie retribution, where Burt Roman’s murder of his partner Ed Huggins is framed on a twisted superstition involving polka-dot kerchiefs—only for those same kerchiefs to return with a vengeance. John Prentice handles both pencils and inks for the story’s stark, atmospheric art, while Pat Gordon’s lettering adds to the unsettling tone. The cover, a striking piece by Michael Wm. Kaluta, captures the story’s unsettling mood with its haunting visuals.
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Burt Roman kills his partner Ed Huggins and blames it on an invented superstition about polka-dot kerchiefs, but the kerchiefs return to extract their own justice.
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