Mysterious Adventures #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Curse of the Witch," explorer Jim Bixon and reporter Marcy Merry venture into South America to uncover the truth behind eerie Ju-Ju dolls—only to fall under the sinister influence of the fiendish Dr. Sharon, who shrinks them to miniature size and traps them in a world of hidden dangers. A 1951 tale of adventure and suspense, this issue features a chilling mystery drawn in the classic style of its era, with lettering by typeset (Leroy lettering).
In "Curse of the Witch," John Cahill finds himself drawn to Abigail Sheffield, a woman haunted by a terrible past and a curse that marks her every step with fire and ruin. As their fragile connection deepens, the weight of her fate and the mystery of her accusation begin to unravel in ways neither of them expected.
In "The Cabinet of the Living Death," explorer Jim Bixon and reporter Marcy Merry venture into the heart of South America, drawn by rumors of cursed Ju-Ju dolls. When they uncover the sinister secrets of the reclusive Dr. Sharon, their investigation takes a terrifying turn—only to find themselves shrunk to miniature size, trapped in a world of grotesque, living horrors.
A sinister presence haunts the cemetery after a gravekeepeer's mysterious death, and when a young scientist's colleague falls victim to a creature of the night, Detective Rooney's vampire theory begins to look less foolish. Dr. Marsak, a European émigré with a shadowed past involving the supernatural, may hold the key—but can Jim and Rooney uncover the truth before more blood is spilled? With pencils and inks by Grant, this 1951 tale from *Mysterious Adventures* #2 weaves suspicion and dread into a race against darkness itself.
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Reprinted in Witches Tales #5 (1970), Weird #6 (1970), Horror Tales #2 (1971)
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