The Beyond #19

Mar 1953 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD

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“The Haunted Recording”

In "The Haunted Recording," sound technician Rex Vorse—whose work involves disturbing methods—unwittingly unleashes a supernatural curse when he uses a woman with a gypsy heritage to create horror effects. Now haunted by her ghost, Rex descends into madness, forcing him to confront the gruesome past he tried to bury. Art by Jim McLaughlin brings the eerie, atmospheric dread to life on both page and cover.

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artist Jim McLaughlin

cover pencils, inks Jim McLaughlin

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Sound technician Rex Vorse (sic!) produces horror sound effects by actually strangling a woman. Because she has "a strong gypsy strain" in her, she haunts him with her ghost. Driven halfway to insanity, Rex unburies her and gets strangled himself.

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