Sensation Mystery #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Haunted Diamond," Eric Wright faces a chilling mystery when a living snowman stalks him after a fatal accident on a mountain slope. The story unfolds with eerie suspense, blending suspense and deception as Wright grapples with a haunting he can't explain. Illustrated by Mort Drucker with inks by Joe Giella, and featuring a striking cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia, this 1953 DC mystery delivers a classic tale of guilt and disguise.
In "The Haunted Diamond," Johnny Peril and his companion Sandra Shaw find themselves drawn into a surreal, perilous realm when they visit the exhibit of the cursed Bahara diamond—only to be pursued by menacing diamond creatures in a world where every facet holds deadly secrets.
In "The Ghost Snowman," Eric Wright is haunted by a chilling apparition—a living snowman—after he causes his business partner’s death on a mountain slope. The snowman’s icy presence grows more menacing each night, but the truth behind the haunting is far more human than supernatural, tied to the brother of the man Wright betrayed.
In "Beware after Dark!" from Sensation Mystery #114 (1953), Jo and her neighbor Mrs. Dutton grow increasingly uneasy as the nights grow darker—especially when Wendy, the family cat, begins vanishing at dusk. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as the familiar presence of a beloved pet hides a far more sinister truth, one that turns the quiet safety of home into a place of unease.
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Reprinted in House of Mystery #91 (1959), Blackhawk #204 (1965), House of Mystery #172 (1968), DC Special #4 (1969), Super DC Giant #S-20 (1970), Fantomet #2/1997 (1997), Fantomet #7/1997 (1997)
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