Sensation Comics, #107

Published: January-February 1952

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Sensation Comics #107

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Issue Contents:
The Sinister Jack-in-the-Box!
1 page horror-suspense

"I've granted your wish - - and now you are doomed!"

Characters
  • Jack-in-the-Box
Credits
Story Notes

Giella credit from Craig Delich. Barry credit from Saltarella. Keith Chandler: inks look more like Barry than Giella.

Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Sinister Jack-in-the-Box
Story 2 8 pages horror-suspense

"Any large city is a city of strangers..."

Storyline

A magic toy, a jack-in-the-box, passes from hand to hand and fulfills wishes. Good-hearted people make reasonable wishes and are granted with what they want. Finally a gangster comes into possession of the toy. Greedily he wishes for millions of dollars - and finds death.

Characters
  • Jack-in-the-Box
  • Jonah Travis
  • Marjorie Lane
  • Grifter
Credits
Story Notes

Giacoia art credits from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. We previously credited Irwin Hasen (pencils) and Bernard Sachs (inks).

Story 3 0 pages
Story 4 1 page
Story 5 1 page children

"Here comes the matador!"

Credits
Editorial Advisory Board
Story 6 1 page
Story Notes

Includes a plug for A Date with Judy on ABC.

The Last Dream!
Story 7 8 pages horror-suspense

"Frederic Beaumont had an uncanny, recurring dream!"

Storyline

A 400 year old curse catches up with Frederic Beaumont. All of his male ancestors were killed by the ghost of family rival Tybalt Fletcher. Beaumont tries to hide in a mountain lodge, but he can't escape his grisly fate.

Characters
  • Frederic Beaumont
  • Tybalt Fletcher
Credits
Story Notes

Pencilling credit confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. The indexer of the reprint says Sy Barry inked this. Martin O'Hearn says Giacoia inked it. Martin O'Hearn also identified the writer in Apa-I.

Story 8 0 pages
Story 9 1 page
Story Notes

Ad for the Schwinn Black Phantom model.

Man Into Frog
Story 10 1 page non-fiction
Story Notes

Credits verified from copies of DC editorial records sent from E. Nelson Bridwell to Gene Reed in 1986.

Story 11 1 page
A Voice from Beyond
Story 12 2 pages
Storyline

When Harry Houdini died, he had previously arranged for a supernatural contest. He left a secret message with his wife. Mediums should try and contact him in the afterlife. A certain Arthur Ford held a number of seánce sessions and contacted a spiritual guide named Fletcher - who told him the secret message only Houdini and his wife could know about. Mrs. Houdini confirmed the correctness of the message.

Credits
Queen of the Snows!
Story 13 8 pages horror-suspense

"This is Johnny Peril. The story I'm going to tell you is a strange one."

Storyline

Johnny Peril finds his friend Lee Allen, who just before he dies swears he has seen Subara the Ice Queen, whom the natives believe lives on frozen Mt. Subara. Johnny returns to the mountain with two more friends, but only he encounters Subara. They refuse to believe he met the mythical woman until he produces her crown of roses.

Characters
  • Johnny Peril
  • Lee Allen
  • Subara
  • Bill Davis
  • Jack Gordon
Credits
Story Notes

Pencilling credit confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Signature in last panel. First-person narrative.

Story 14 0 pages
Ghost Habits
Story 15 1 page horror-suspense
Credits
Story 16 1 page
Lucky Horseshoes
Story 17 1 page non-fiction
Story 18 0 pages
Superboy Says "Share with Others!"
Story 19 1 page advocacy; superhero
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story 20 1 page
Credits
Story Notes

Back cover.