Journey into Mystery #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bring Back My Body" is a haunting, time-bending tale from Journey into Mystery #47, a 1957 10-cent comic that quietly redefines the boundaries of the supernatural. Written with a touch of melancholy and mystery, the story follows a man’s search for connection beyond the grave, only to uncover a truth far stranger than he ever imagined—thanks to the evocative art of Howard O'Donnell and the moody cover by Bill Everett.
In "It Hides Under the Ground," a cowardly con artist tries to trick two old men with a fake chariot of Odin, but when his workers dig in the wrong spot, they unearth the real thing—pulling the swindler into Valhalla to fight endless battles.
In "The Blinding Flash," a scientist’s groundbreaking device that projects images into the past becomes a tool for both crime and justice. When a thief uses it to retrieve a stolen lighter from the scene of his robbery, he’s caught red-handed—thanks to a detective who also used the machine to witness the crime in real time.
In "The Face in the Darkness," a man's desperate search for contact with a lost loved one leads him to a swami who claims to summon spirits—only to find the spirit silent, unable to answer even basic questions. Years later, he encounters a living relative whose face bears an uncanny resemblance to the spirit he once saw, revealing a truth both strange and profound.
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↩ Reprints Mystical Tales #2 (1956)
Reprinted in Mystic #10 (1960), Mystic #9 (1961), Spellbound #50 (1964), Mystic #53 (1965), Spellbound #53 (1965), Voodoo #1
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