Web of Mystery #15
In "The Famine of Chichen-Itza," Ralph Dana stumbles upon a magic mirror that opens a portal to a sinister parallel universe ruled by the devil. With reckless ambition, he begins crafting more mirrors to trap his relatives and claim a family treasure for himself—only to find his scheme spirals beyond control. The story unfolds with eerie dread, drawn in stark, expressive lines by Charles Nicholas, whose art brings the nightmare realm to life, while Jim McLaughlin’s cover captures the chilling allure of the mirror’s dark promise.
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Ralph Dana discovers a parallel universe behind a magic mirror, ruled by the devil. Dana fabricates more of Mephisto's mirrors and lures his relatives into the mirror world, so he can dig up a family treasure alone. His plan fails miserably and he is caught in the mirror.
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