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CATALOG RECORD

Mystery Comics Digest #24

Western · Series began 1972 · July 1975

Dates

Cover date
July 1975
Pages
132

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #24 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Creators

letters: Ben Oda, Jon D'Agostino, Mike Royer, Bill Spicer, Eddie Robbins, Doug Wildeyscript: Leo Dorfman, Paul S. Newman, Don Glutpencils: George Evans, Sal Trapani, Bob Jenney, Win Mortimer, Frank Bolle, Dan Spiegle, André LeBlanc, Eddie Robbins, Joe Certa, Doug Wildey, Alberto Giolitti, Oscar Novelle, Luis Dominguez, Mike Sekowskyinks: George Evans, Sal Trapani, Bob Jenney, Frank Bolle, Dan Spiegle, André LeBlanc, Eddie Robbins, Joe Certa, Frank Frazetta, Doug Wildey, Alberto Giolitti, Oscar Novelle, Luis Dominguez, Frank Giacoia

Stories

  • Captain Clegg's Treasure · 9 pages

    Norton Mitchell ends up back in time where he's forced to serve on a pirate ship.

  • The Bridegroom · 10 pages

    Milo Dean charms women out of their life savings, while hiding out he meets a rich woman who keeps to herself in an old house.

  • Strange Visit at Sea · 4 pages

    Mr. Wilmot is visited on a ship by his wife who is a thousand miles away.

  • The Hanging Tree · 8 pages

    Markus McGree is cursed by a witch he has ordered hanged.

  • In the Cards · 4 pages

    The history of world record speed champions Malcolm and Donald Campbell.

  • The Phantom Balloon · 6 pages

    Ernie Greco goes up in a balloon and has an encounter with a balloonist from 160 years ago.

  • The Most Menacing Man Alive · 12 pages

    An accident in science class turns teacher Henry Acres into an electricity generator.

  • Wake Me When It's Over · 8 pages

    Ernie Barron thinks he's found the perfect way to avoid being punished for his crimes.

  • Journeys Into Oblivion · 10 pages

    Stories of a 1947 plane crash where no bodies were found, the cadet training ship Tundra vanishing in 1902 and the disappearance of 3000 Chinese soldiers in 1939 before the fall of Nanking.

  • Manolete's Last Fight · 10 pages

    Juan wants to be a bull fighter like his hero El Cordobes.

  • A Spell in the Night · 4 pages

    Old Meg seems to be a harmless old eccentric.

  • The Time Machine · 11 pages

    Franklin Purkey fixes the TV and comes across a commercial for a time machine.

  • The Revenge of Dr. Dread · 8 pages

    When the Dr. Dread comic book is cancelled Dr. Dread materializes in the real world for revenge.

  • The Singing Sword · 9 pages

    Guy comes into possession of a singing sword that takes him back in time to fight injustice.

  • Mirage · 4 pages

    Without food or water, Jorge comes upon a woman in a ghost town.

  • The Man-Beast of Paris · 8 pages

    In World War I, a man-beast kills women in Paris while soldiers fight the German invasion.

  • Lost in the Twilight Zone · 1 pages

    Various cities that have vanished, or been destroyed, throughout history.

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