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Dark Mysteries #11 (1953)

Master Comics · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
A Vampire Is Born
7 pp · horror-suspense

A young doctor, Anton Horly, arrives in the remote town of Morel, eager to build a new life after a promising start in Prague. After two tragic patient deaths linked to his new anti-bleeding drug, he is driven to blame the town’s superstitions—accusing his nurse, Mary Gregor, of being a vampire, leading to her execution. Years later, his daughter Rhonda unknowingly brings home an antique chest from the same town, reigniting a dark legacy that forces Anton to confront a terrifying transformation he can no longer deny.

Terror of the Hungry Rats
6 pp · horror-suspense

In the decaying Kilbride Mansion, jealous architect Kenny Elsom devises a twisted plan to eliminate his rival partner Hal Mont and steal his lover, Rita Jarrett, using the mansion’s notorious rats as his accomplices. After chaining the starving rodents to the bodies of his victims, he seals them behind a thick wall, confident the rats will devour the evidence—until the creatures begin gnawing their way out.

Horror of the River of Blood!
7 pp · horror-suspense

In 18th-century Paris, during the Reign of Terror, a desperate nobleman seeks refuge with a seemingly loyal innkeeper, Picard, who promises to hide him for gold. As the revolution’s violence closes in, the innkeeper’s wife and the nobleman attempt a daring escape—only to be betrayed by Picard, who sells them out to the mob. The story follows Picard’s growing terror as he is haunted by the vengeful spirit of the woman he betrayed, culminating in a chilling confrontation that defies death itself.

Terror of the Hotrod
6 pp · horror-suspense

In the shadow of a steel factory, Clyde Burnett, newly married to the wealthy industrialist’s daughter, revels in his newfound power—only to be haunted by the chilling realization that his triumph may be cursed. As he prepares to drive his custom hot rod, a vehicle forged from the very steel of his murdered boss, strange unease creeps in, and the car seems to respond to his darkest thoughts.

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