Suspense #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Graveyard Ghouls!", a chilling tale from 1949, a man's guilt begins to unravel his mind when he believes he’s haunted by the ghost of a man he thinks he’s killed. Written and illustrated by Bob Powell, with inks by Howard Nostrand and Marty Epp, and lettered by Marty Epp, this early Suspense story crafts a tense psychological spiral where reality and paranoia blur. The cover by Bob Powell captures the eerie mood of a man tormented by his own shadow.
In a chilling tale from Suspense #1, Dr. Arnold’s macabre bargain with Mrs. Slade’s gang takes a shocking turn when the police intercept their operation—only to uncover that the “corpse” they sold was Peggy, a young woman caught in a deadly scheme. As the gang is arrested, Arnold’s fascination with Peggy deepens into something far more dangerous, blurring the line between obsession and love.
In the shadowy offices of a 1949 corporate world, Henry Wilson’s night of murder sets off a chilling game of guilt and deception. After killing his boss Charles Dobbs, Henry is haunted by the sudden, impossible presence of Tom Higby—alive, yet long dead—walking the halls and watching him. As paranoia takes hold, Henry’s grip on reality unravels, leading to a desperate, final leap from the building, unaware that the man he sees is no ghost—but a carefully orchestrated ruse by Sergeant Leeds and the police, using Tom’s likeness to break Henry’s mind.
When Tom and Lucy take refuge at a secluded villa haunted by the vanished Josephine Adams, their stay takes a chilling turn as Lucy vanishes from the very balcony where Adams disappeared. Found beneath the villa in the Blue Grotto, Lucy’s rescue ends in tragedy when the boat carrying her caps, leading to the Countess Luchesi’s drowning—and a shocking confession from Count Luchesi about his wife’s deadly jealousy.
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Reprinted in Suspense #[nn] (1949), Suspense #6 (1951), Venus #13 (1951), Men's Adventures #23 (1953)
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