Night of Mystery

Avon's Night of Mystery debuted in 1953 as a single-issue horror comic, a brief but atmospheric entry into the pre-Code era of suspense. Illustrated primarily by Norman Nodel, the issue stands as a snapshot of the genre's early, unregulated storytelling, offering a self-contained tale of eerie intrigue. Though it never continued beyond that lone installment, it remains a notable artifact of Avon's horror output and Nodel's work in the field.