The Thing #11

Nov 1953 · Charlton · 0.10 USD

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“Hansel and Gretel”

In "Hansel and Gretel," a 1953 Charlton comic, gambler Leslie Carter’s greed leads him to murder the caretaker of his fortune—only to be tormented by the man’s ghostly presence. Written by Carl Memling and illustrated by John Belfi, the story unfolds with a chilling sense of dread as Carter’s guilt drives him toward a fatal fall down a staircase. The cover, by Bob Forgione and Vince Alascia, captures the tale’s eerie atmosphere in striking detail.

writer Carl Memling · artist, inker John Belfi · cover Bob Forgione, Vince Alascia

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writer Carl Memling

artist, inker John Belfi

cover pencils Bob Forgione

cover inks Vince Alascia

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The gambler Leslie Carter kills the caretaker of his fortune to get his hands on all the money. But he's haunted by his victim's ghostly apparition and takes a deadly dive down a staircase.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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