Super-Mystery Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Murder on the Menu," wealthy prankster James Quegg turns his usual antics into a deadly game during a lavish party, where laughter quickly gives way to fear. Sid Greene’s dynamic art brings the escalating tension to life, capturing the shift from playful mischief to something far more sinister. A 10-cent comic from 1948, this issue delivers a chilling twist on the classic prankster trope.
In "null," James Quegg throws a party with a twist—what starts as harmless pranks quickly spirals into something far darker, testing the limits of humor and consequence. A chilling tale of irony and retribution, it unfolds with a creeping dread as the joke turns on its creator.
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Reprinted in Penalty #48 (1956)
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