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Cover: Nick Cardy

The Unexpected #150

Sep 1973 · DC · 0.20 USD
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“No One Escapes from Gallows Island”

DC's long-running horror anthology delivers a chilling 1973 cover by Nick Cardy that earns its tagline: a decayed, skeletal figure looms from an icy hillside, wearing a battered hat and tattered coat, as an unsuspecting sledder hurtles downhill directly toward it — with more riders descending in the background, equally oblivious to the danger. The teaser "Color the Snow — Red" sets the tone perfectly for what lurks inside this September issue, promising the kind of dread-soaked tales that made The Unexpected a staple of DC's Bronze Age horror line.

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writer Murray Boltinoff · artist, inker Alf P. Alcala · cover Nick Cardy

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artist, inker Alf P. Alcala
cover pencils, inks Nick Cardy

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Mr. Fletcher has it out for all the kids for playing in his yard but when he goes too far Norman turns him into a snowman.

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