Mystery Tales #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Drink of Death!", a desperate criminal named Mickey, fleeing the law, forces an undertaker into helping him vanish—only to end up trapped inside a coffin meant for a corpse. With his friend Eddie in pursuit, Mickey’s escape takes a chilling turn when the hearse carrying him arrives not at a graveyard, but at a crematory. George Roussos handles both pencils and inks for the story’s moody, suspenseful interior art, while Carl Hubbell’s cover captures the eerie tension with a stark, dramatic image.
In "Come to My Funeral!" from Mystery Tales #4 (1952), a desperate criminal named Mickey forces an undertaker into helping him vanish, orchestrating a chilling escape by hiding inside a coffin bound for a graveyard. With his friend Eddie trailing behind, the plan unravels when a sudden train delay leaves Eddie too late to catch up—only to find the hearse has already arrived at a crematory, not a cemetery.
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Reprinted in Mystic #27 (1954)
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