The Phantom Stranger #4
In "The Hairy Shadows," painter William Wilson is tormented by visions of impending deaths, his mind haunted by a creeping dread and a sinister, medusa-like figure. The Phantom Stranger arrives to unravel the mystery, uncovering a dark scheme woven into Wilson’s nightmares. With art by Murphy Anderson and inks by Joe Giella, and a striking cover by Carmine Infantino and Sy Barry, this 1953 DC classic blends psychological unease with supernatural intrigue.
In "The Dream Killer!", troubled artist William Wilson is tormented by visions of impending deaths, each more vivid than the last—until a mysterious, Medusa-like figure appears in his nightmares. As paranoia sets in, Harold Devers becomes entangled in the mystery, and the enigmatic Phantom Stranger arrives to unravel a sinister design behind the dreams.
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Reprinted in House of Secrets #23 (1959), The Unexpected #108 (1968), Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #42 (1968), Superman Presents Tip Top Comic Monthly #43 (1969), Lynvingen #2/1970 (1970), The Witching Hour #38 (1974), House of Mystery #225 (1974), Horror #53
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