Mister Mystery #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Subway Terror!", Patrolman Dave Whitley is pulled into Department G, a covert unit battling a terrifying race of man-eating monsters lurking beneath the city's subway system. With Mike Esposito handling both art and inks, and Ross Andru's cover bringing the dread of the underground to life, this 1951 thriller blends noir suspense with early sci-fi horror in a way that still feels fresh.
In "The Subway Terror!" from Mister Mystery #2 (1951), Patrolman Dave Whitley is pulled into Department G, a covert unit battling a grotesque underground menace that preys on subway travelers. As he ventures into the dark tunnels beneath the city, every shadow feels alive with menace.
In "Imagination," a troubled boy named Melvin confides in psychiatrist Drew about his imaginary friend—only to reveal a chilling truth. As Drew digs deeper, he uncovers that Melvin’s companion isn’t a figment of his mind, but the lingering spirit of a woman who took her own life.
In "The Envelope," a lone traveler finds himself entangled in a chilling mystery when a single sheet of paper—sealed within an unmarked envelope—unleashes an unsettling fury in everyone who reads it. The words mean nothing to anyone, yet their mere presence ignites rage, fear, and dread in the hearts of those who dare to see them.
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Reprinted in Mister Mystery #15 (1954), Haunted Horror #21 (2016), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #25 (2019)
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