Mystery Comics Digest #4

Jun 1972 · Western · 0.50 USD

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“The Ghost of Povis Castle”

In "The Ghost of Povis Castle," a 1972 Western mystery tale, a wagon train carrying three prisoners—Mkusu, Amalito, and Jim—travels through shadowed terrain, pursued by whispers of ancient legends. The trio is said to be inzingogo, shadow men caught between life and death, guarded by serpents that coil through the night. Rendered in moody, textured art by Luis Dominguez and brought to life on the cover by George Wilson, this eerie tale blends folklore and suspense in a haunting early entry from the Mystery Comics Digest series.

artist, inker Luis Dominguez · letterer Ben Oda · cover George Wilson

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artist, inker Luis Dominguez

letterer Ben Oda

cover pencils, inks George Wilson

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A wagon train carries three prisoners, Mkusu, Amalito and Jim, believed to be inzingogo, shadow men neither dead or alive with snakes as guardian spirits.

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