Spellbound #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Who's Knocking at My Door?", a chilling tale from 1954, a man’s rise to wealth is built on a foundation of fear and betrayal, as he turns neighbor against neighbor in a relentless hunt for disloyalty to the Red Chinese. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Al Luster, this unsettling story unfolds with quiet dread as soldiers come and go, leaving only one question unanswered—what happens when there’s no one left to accuse? The cover, by Bill Everett, captures the tension with a haunting, shadowed figure at the door.
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A man becomes wealthy by accusing his neighbors of disloyalty to the Red Chinese and sharing in the redistribution of wealth. Various soldiers pass through the area looking for traitors until there is no one left to accuse. When the last general asks who is wealthy, his neighbors point to the man and he is executed.
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