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Forbidden Worlds #11 (1952)

American Comics Group · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Mummy's Treasure
8 pp
Joan MerrittDanny BrownJerry O'BrienTedJohnMrs. Brown

When a young boy discovers a mysterious mechanism on an ancient Egyptian mummy case during a game of hide-and-seek at the museum, he sets loose something that the adults around him refuse to believe in. Detective Jerry O'Brien must unravel the truth behind a series of brutal murders as the city descends into panic—but the mummy's curse may prove far more cunning than anyone imagined. Joan Merritt and O'Brien race against time to stop a killer that defies the laws of nature itself, even as the boy who started it all finds himself drawn toward a sinister fate.

The Clutching Curse
8 pp · horror-suspense
BobEnid

When Bob and Enid's car crashes near a decrepit house on a sinister stretch of countryside, they seek shelter for the night—only to find themselves trapped by a ghost determined to keep them inside. As they attempt escape, they discover the house is full of deadly traps and an unseen malevolent force, while the ghost itself seems oddly bent on protecting them from harm. Caught between two supernatural powers with conflicting intentions, the pair must navigate the house's horrors and uncover the dark secret behind what the locals call "the Clutching Curse."

The Wax Demons
9 pp
Prof. ShermanSatanFran ShermanLen ClarkBenito MussoliniJack the RipperAttila the HunAdolf Hitler

In "The Wax Demons," Professor Sherman’s struggling wax museum takes a dark turn when he strikes a deal with Satan to bring his figures to life—only to awaken the most infamous villains of history, not the heroes he envisioned. With the line between display and dread blurring, the museum becomes a living nightmare where the past’s worst sins walk among the living.

Elizabeth Bathory
2 pp
Elizabeth BathoryIlone JofThorkoDorottya SzentesDarvulaDemoiselles BarsovnyTheodosius De Szulo

Countess Elizabeth Bathory, raised by witches and sorcerers in 16th-century Hungary, returns alone from her elopement with a mysterious nobleman—and soon peasant girls begin vanishing into the dungeons of Castle Csejth. As rumors spread that the Countess herself has become a vampire, authorities finally move to stop her reign of terror, but not before she's left a gruesome trail of victims in her wake. This tale of historical horror charts the downfall of one of history's most notorious figures and the dark magic that surrounded her crimes.

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