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Web of Mystery#21

Web of Mystery #21

Nov 1953 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
“Ghoul's Gold”

In "Ghoul's Gold," a dying professor’s mind is transplanted into the body of a convicted criminal, setting off a deadly game when his former gangster associates kidnap him to uncover the location of their hidden fortune. Mike Sekowsky’s striking artwork, inked by Vince Alascia, brings to life a chilling showdown on an airfield landing strip, where the past and the monstrous collide. The creature, once a man, now lives in quiet obscurity—scribbling equations in the shadows, a mind trapped in a borrowed form.

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To live on after his demise, the brain of a dying professor is planted into the body of an executed criminal. His gangster pals kidnap him to find the hidden money from their last robbery. Dramatic showdown on an airfield landing strip. The bad guys are killed, the professor's assistant regains control over the Frankenstein-like creature. Hidden from the public, it lives on scribbling formulas.

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