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Cover: Sheldon Moldoff & Bud Thompson

Mystic #34

Jan 1963 · L. Miller & Son · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
📊 ~12,401 copies sold its debut month
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Contains 9 stories
The Formless Shadows
10 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Formless Shadows," newspaper reporter Allen Drake stumbles upon a chilling secret when Professor van Bohm reveals undeniable proof of an alien invasion—only to die seconds later. Now hunted through a city that feels increasingly wrong, Drake must uncover the truth before the formless shadows consuming the world claim him too.

Death Fish
5 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Death Fish," a group of seasoned big game fishermen sets out to catch the legendary enchanted marlin, lured by tales of its size and mystery. When the elusive creature finally surfaces, the hunt turns into a desperate fight for survival as the line between sport and slaughter blurs.

The Devil's Soul
1 pp · Horror-Suspense
The Mystery of the Poltergeist
1 pp · Horror-Suspense
The Legend of Glamis Castle
1 pp · Horror-Suspense
Ready-- Action-- Camera!
8 pp · Science Fiction

In "Ready-- Action-- Camera!", a Hollywood studio's desperate stunt to boost publicity for a botched sci-fi film backfires when a fake Martian invasion goes terrifyingly real—only this time, the invaders aren't actors, but actual Martians who’ve arrived in Hollywood to begin their attack.

The Wig
5 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Wig," Barber Louie, mocked for his baldness, crafts a startling solution from the fast-growing hair of a werewolf he kills in his shop. But when the wig begins to grow uncontrollably, it turns against him—spinning from a desperate fix into something far more sinister.

The Greatest Secret on Earth
12 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Greatest Secret on Earth," Steve Drummond wakes from a near-fatal fall with a chilling revelation: human lives are not their own, but controlled by unseen forces—supernatural demons known as Ids. As he struggles to grasp the truth, he becomes determined to expose the horrifying puppetry behind fate, even as the world around him remains blind to the strings that pull it.

The Man Who Lost His Head!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Man Who Lost His Head!", a once-famous movie actor’s rise to stardom is fueled by a witch’s dark magic—until he betrays her. Now cursed, he must face the terrifying consequences as his head vanishes, leaving him to confront a fate more grotesque than death.

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Full credits

cover pencils Sheldon Moldoff
cover inks Bud Thompson

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