Weird Mystery Tales #30

Name: Weird Mystery Tales #30
Brand: K. G. Murray

· K. G. Murray

“My Son, the Mortician”

In "My Son, the Mortician," Angus Ferguson stages his own death to test how his town truly feels about him—only to find their celebration leaves him unsettled, save for the quiet, unexpected reaction of two strangers. Written by Wesley Marsh and brought to life with moody precision by artist Lee Elias, this eerie tale from Weird Mystery Tales #30 lingers in the space between grief and revelation. The cover, by Luis Dominguez, captures the story’s haunting stillness with a stark, unforgettable image.

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writer Wesley Marsh · artist, inker Lee Elias · cover Luis Dominguez

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writer Wesley Marsh

artist, inker Lee Elias

cover pencils, inks Luis Dominguez

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Angus Ferguson stages his death to see the reaction by his town when he passes and is disgusted that all celebrate his death, except two strangers.

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