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Cover: C. C. Beck & Pete Costanza

Whiz Comics #19

Jul 1941 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
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“The Black Magician”

In "The Black Magician," a mysterious figure takes offense at Billy's dismissal of witchcraft on the air, determined to prove that magic is very real—starting with a chilling personal challenge. Penciled by C. C. Beck and inked by Pete Costanza, the story unfolds with eerie precision, setting a haunting tone that lingers long after the broadcast ends. The cover by Beck and Costanza captures the moment with a striking, foreboding presence.

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artist C. C. Beck
cover pencils C. C. Beck
cover inks Pete Costanza

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A mysterious character, who hears Billy's broadcast in which he states that the stories of witchcraft and black magic have come out of the back country from time to time and are mostly pure imagination, decides to make a believer out of the young broadcaster!

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