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Cover: Lee Elias

Witches Tales #23

Feb 1954 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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“Henry Small.... Huckster”

In "Henry Small.... Huckster," famed wig-maker Lem Boone’s seemingly harmless craft hides a grotesque secret—his lifelike wigs are made from the scalps of the dead. When he crosses a line by desecrating the burial mound of a Native American warrior, his obsession takes a dark turn. Art by Joe Certa, inks by Jack Abel, and letters by Joe Rosen bring this eerie tale to life, with a chilling cover by Lee Elias.

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artist Joe Certa · inker Jack Abel · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Lee Elias

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artist Joe Certa
inker Jack Abel
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils, inks Lee Elias

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Lem Boone is a famous wig-maker. The secret to his life-like wigs is that he robs graves and scalps the dead. Boone goes too far when he desecrates the burial mound of an American native warrior.

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