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CATALOG RECORD

House of Mystery #67

DC · Series began 1951 · October 1957

Dates

Cover date
October 1957
On sale
July 30, 1957
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Brown, Bill Ely, Sheldon Moldoff, Henry Boltinoff, George Roussos, Ruben Moreirainks: Bob Brown, Bill Ely, Sheldon Moldoff, Henry Boltinoff, George Roussos, Ruben Moreiraletters: Ira Schnappscript: Henry Boltinoff, Jack Schiff

Stories

  • The Wizard of Water · 6 pages

    Con man Edward Fuller finds a pitchfork that supplies the water he only promises the farmers he swindles. But when his past catches up with him, he loses the pitchfork, and it is reclaimed by its rightful owner.

  • Five Days to Doom · 6 pages

    Mr. Halsey finds a calendar on his printing press that seems to be able to predict very colorful weather. But Halsey discovers the secret of the calendar and helps to stop an alien plot to loot and destroy the Earth.

  • The Legend of the Golden Lion · 6 pages

    A fearless hunter finds that he can't shoot a golden lion, and instead frees him from a rope-trap. Later, the lion returns the kindness, protecting the hunter from a gorilla.

  • The Mummy's Revenge · 1 pages

    A group of Englishmen excavate the mummy case of Princess Amen-Ra in Egypt, ignoring warnings from an aged Arab. They bring it back to London, where each member suffers a tragic accident or misfortune. The curse follows the mummy case to the British Museum, causing strange occurrences and injuries. Despite efforts to remove the curse, it continues to wreak havoc. The mummy case is eventually purchased by an American Egyptologist, who takes it on the Titanic, where it sinks with the ship, killing the Egyptologist and Princess Amen-Ra. The curse claims numerous lives before finally being broken.

  • The Man Who Made Giants · 6 pages

    A scientist promises to turn a trio of criminals into giants for a fee, but it's all an elaborate trick to bilk them out of their money.

Reprinted in

Blackhawk Album (1957), The Hundred Comic Monthly (1956), Colossal Comic (1958), Five-Score Comic Monthly (1958), Mammoth Annual (1959)

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