Strange Suspense Stories #67

This October 1963 Charlton anthology delivers three tales of dread under one striking cover by Dick Giordano, where a sinister suited figure stands wreathed in flames on the left, while two inset panels tease "Past Haunting" — showing a distressed woman and a ghostly face — and the unsettling "Break an Egg," depicting a figure emerging from a cracked shell. Three stories fill the interior, including the featured "Time Turner" and "Past Haunting," written by Joe Gill with art by Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia, promising the kind of eerie, twist-laden fare that made Charlton's suspense titles a reliable 12-cent thrill in the early sixties.