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CATALOG RECORD

The Beyond #17

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · Series began 1950 · November 1952

Dates

Cover date
November 1952
On sale
September 10, 1952
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jim McLaughlin, Louis Zansky, Al Eadeh, Gene Colaninks: Louis Zansky, Al Eadeh, Gene Colan

Stories

  • The Terror of Dread Isle · 7 pages

    Off the coast of Scotland lies Dread Isle. There live "fog creatures" with the ability of shapeshifting. When a party of visitors lands, the shapeshifters build clones of the three people and drive them against each other and into madness.

  • True Tales of the Supernatural #34 · True Tales of the Supernatural · 1 pages

    "At one time, a favorite pastime in Europe was falconry. Falconry was the art of training sharp-clawed hawks to attack and kill sporting prey..." A falconer trains his bird to attack a certain hat and kill his bearer. The scheme succeeds. Years later that falconer puts on the fatal hat (in an act of forgetfulness) and is killed as well by his murderous falcon.

  • I Walked at Midnight · 7 pages

    Two vampires live in a cemetery. One day this hunting ground cannot provide nourishment for both of them. They fight each other to the death. Peace is restored in the cemetery.

  • The Lyre of Doom · 7 pages

    Unrecognized musician Emil Parkston steals an ancient lyre from the museum. Playing this instrument brings him success. But it is a haunted lyre from the satyrs of old Greece. Parkston changes into a satyr and dies onstage.

  • True Tales of the Supernatural #33 · True Tales of the Supernatural · 1 pages

    "The tale of the 'idol's eye' is one of the most astounding stories ever told..." Stealing the idol's eye, a precious ruby, from a blind beggar, the thief himself is blinded by the brilliance of the gem. When the beggar repossesses the stone, the thief can see again.

  • The Scarlet Curse · 2 pages

    A witch takes over the body of another woman, but can be shot by the police.

  • Treasure of the Dead · 7 pages

    On the deathbed of his father, Ralph Sandon promises to return a pirate treasure the father stole. Only then will his soul rest in peace. Hesitating for some time, Ralph brings back the gold - against the wish of his wife Phyllis. The couple has to fight pirate ghosts and Phyllis has to die.

Reprinted in

The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! (2010), Haunted Horror (2012)

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