This Magazine Is Haunted #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "He Shall Have Vengeance," a man haunted by dreams of a mysterious, otherworldly wife refuses to accept his psychiatrist’s dismissal of his visions as mere fantasy. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated with eerie precision by Bill Molno, this 1957 Charlton classic blends psychological unease with a creeping sense of the uncanny. The haunting cover by Steve Ditko captures the story’s dreamlike dread, drawing readers into a tale where reality and the subconscious blur.
In "What the Dream Meant," a man haunted by visions of an otherworldly woman refuses to believe her absence is merely imaginary, despite his psychiatrist's insistence that dreams hold no weight in reality. As he clings to the memory of his lost wife, he begins to search for a truth that blurs the line between mind and mystery.
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Reprinted in Ghost Manor #54 (1981), Scary Tales #39 (1983), The Art of Ditko #[nn] (2009), The Steve Ditko Archives #3 (2012), The Creativity of Ditko #[nn] (2012), Crypt of Horror #15 (2012), Ditko's Shorts #[nn] (2014), Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #32 (2020), Misterios del Gato Negro #72
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