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CATALOG RECORD

Mystic #30

Marvel · Series began 1951 · May 1954

Dates

Cover date
May 1954
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Russ Heath, Doug Wildey, Syd Shores, Chuck Winter, Al Eadehinks: Russ Heath, Doug Wildey, Syd Shores, Chuck Winter, Al Eadeh, Jack Abelcolors: Stan Goldbergscript: Paul S. Newman

Stories

  • Wilson's Woman · 5 pages

    A scientist moves into a small town that proves his undoing when he builds a robot for a mate and the townspeople suspect that he has hypnotized the beautiful woman into remaining with the homely man. When the town drunk reports that he saw the man take a knife to her (to disassemble her) a mob forms and they lynch him.

  • Evil beyond Evil · 2 pages
  • Superstition · 4 pages

    Three escaped convicts from a penal colony in French Guyana steal a boat from a native tribe and set out in spite of warnings from the natives, which leads to their death.

  • Beyond Death! · 5 pages

    In order to prevent a man from marrying his daughter, the father tries to inject him with a serum that will turn him to stone. The intended victim succeeds in disarming the father and climbs up to the man's room to give him a taste of his own medicine. But, unknown to him, the daughter has exchanged places with her father because he complained of a draft, and he turns her to stone.

  • Double Feature · 4 pages

    A man gets the idea of establishing an alibi for a murder he's going to commit by attending a movie theater and keeping the ticket stub with the time and date on it. When the police ask him where he was at the time of the killing he tells them he was at the movies and shows them the ticket stub. The police man arrests him for murder. Shocked, the killer says "But I showed you my ticket stub!" The police man shows the murderer the day's newspaper with a front page story about the movie theater burning down the previous night just minutes after he bought the ticket.

  • The Monster Men · 4 pages

    A time machine inventor's friends attempt to play a gag on him to get him to stop wasting his time trying to invent a time machine. But the machine does work, and when his friend looks out the door into the future world he sees robot slavers approaching him. The inventor just thinks he is trying to fool him again so he destroys the controls. Moments later a robot hand smashes through the door.

Reprinted in

Spellbound (1960), Mystic (1960), Secrets of the Unknown (1962), Spellbound Album (1964), Journey into Mystery (1972), Weird Wonder Tales (1973), Beware (1973), Crypt of Shadows (1973), Uncanny Tales (1973)

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