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Cover: Lou Cameron

The Beyond #20

May 1953 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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“Prophecy of the Black Dream”

In the shabby streets of Montmartre, a desperate man finds himself bound to Death after the grim entity claims his lover’s body. "Prophecy of the Black Dream" unfolds with chilling intimacy as the narrator becomes Death’s reluctant servant, haunted by sudden, inexplicable deaths around him. Cover by Lou Cameron, with stark, expressive inks that match the story’s haunting tone.

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artist, inker Ken Rice · cover Lou Cameron

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artist, inker Ken Rice
cover pencils, inks Lou Cameron

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In Paris, art painter Dulaq finds magical paints. Everything he paints becomes reality. So he disposes comfortably of his rival and his landlady. Too bad that the landlady was a witch who put a curse on him. He will be killed by a cat. One morning Dulaq awakens and sees with horror what he has painted in his sleep: he is torn to shreds by a tiger.

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