The Hand of Fate #14
In "The Spirits Sing Tonight," psychology professor Ramon Blagdon ventures into the unknown, using forbidden means to project his astral form across realms—only to find that even the mind's reach has limits. When his experiments threaten to cross into the unthinkable, Fate intervenes with a consequence as final as it is unexpected. With art by Jim McLaughlin and inks by Mario Rizzi, this 1952 issue delivers a chilling tale of hubris and the price of playing with forces beyond comprehension.
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Ramon Blagdon, a miserable psychology professor, dabbles with the forces of the supernatural and is warned by Fate to do so. Blagdon succeeds in transporting his astral body to other places and commits crimes with it. Planning to take over a rival's body, Fate steps in and Blagdon is transported to hell.
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