Strange Tales of the Unusual #11

In "The Perfect Hide-out," a man haunted by his father’s secrets finds his resentment toward a cherished rag doll turning into something far stranger—when the doll begins following him and his family, no matter how far they run. Written with quiet unease and drawn with expressive detail by George Roussos, inked by Joe Giella, and lettered by Joe Letterese, this 1957 tale from Strange Tales of the Unusual blends family tension with a subtle supernatural twist. The eerie, dreamlike cover by Bill Everett captures the story’s unsettling mood perfectly.