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Journey into Mystery #7

Marvel · Series began 1952 · April 1953

Dates

Cover date
April 1953
On sale
January 24, 1953
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bill Everett, Harry Anderson, Tony DiPreta, Carl Hubbell, Victor Dowling, Jack Abelinks: Bill Everett, Harry Anderson, Tony DiPreta, Carl Hubbell, Victor Dowling, Jack Abelcolors: Stan Goldbergscript: Monroe Froehlich Jr.

Stories

  • Death of a Puppet · 5 pages

    A puppeteer's menagerie consists of shrunken humans.

  • Death Draws a Circle · 1.66 pages
  • Ghost Guard · 5 pages

    A hermit reveals himself to be a ghost guarding pirate treasure.

  • Paid In Full · 4 pages

    A collection agent bullies one of his victims so much that the man murders and robs the collection agent unknowingly in the darkened streets so he has the money to pay off his debt.

  • High As a Kite · 4 pages

    The town drunk who wishes to be as high as a kite meets the Devil in a bar, who grants his wish.

  • It's Murder, He Says! · 5 pages

    The police take down the story of a man who claims to know about the details of a murder that took place between two brothers. The sergeant assumes that the story teller is the murderer whose conscience drove him to confess and has him arrested, but it turns out the events have been narrated to the police by the corpse of the murder victim.

Reprinted in

Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Journey into Mystery (2008)

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