Strange Suspense Stories #4

Dec 1952 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD

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“Curiosity Killed the Ghost”

"Curiosity Killed the Ghost" introduces a chilling twist on the magician’s act in Strange Suspense Stories #4, a 1952 Fawcett gem. When stage magician Renaldo enters a coma through experimental suspended animation, his assistant Jason faces a dangerous temptation—keeping him that way and stepping into the spotlight. Art by Sheldon Moldoff and lettering by Charlotte Jetter bring the eerie tension to life, while George Evans’ cover captures the unsettling mood with sharp, dramatic inks.

artist Sheldon Moldoff · letterer Charlotte Jetter · cover George Evans

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artist Sheldon Moldoff

letterer Charlotte Jetter

cover pencils, inks George Evans

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The stage magician Renaldo experiments with suspended animation and goes into a coma. But his assistant Jason considers leaving him that way and taking over Renaldo's act.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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