Dates
- Cover date
- May-June 1974
- On sale
- February 14, 1974
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Basil Wolverton, Sergio Aragonés, Murphy Anderson, Robert Johnson, Mike Sekowsky, Bernie Wrightsoninks: Basil Wolverton, Sergio Aragonés, Murphy Anderson, Robert Johnson, Bernie Wrightsonscript: David Vern, Murray Boltinoff, Ed Noonchester, George Kashdanletters: Ben Oda
Stories
- The Ultimate Freedom · 8 pages
- His Honor the Mayor! · 3 pages
- Molded in Evil · 6 pages
In 1850 Paris, Pierre Gouny, a sculptor, secretly discovers how to make statues come alive. His wife Clothilde, though, wants him to concentrate only on gargoyle statues that bring in the money. Exasperated, the sculptor makes a statue of a woman, so as to escape with her. His wife destroys it prompting him to murder and conceal her, ironically, inside a gargoyle statue which then comes alive making Pierre himself part of a sculpture.
Reprinted in
The Best of DC (1979), The Masterworks Series of Great Comic Book Artists (1983), Welcome Back to the House of Mystery (1998)