House of Mystery, #204
Published: July 1972
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Credits
- Pencils: Bernie Wrightson
- Inks: Bernie Wrightson
Story Notes
Signature dated 1972.
All in the Family...
"Cain, cadaverous caretakere here..."
Storyline
When Fred and Mary are stranded in the swamp they find a house that Mary had nightmares about the night before.
Characters
- Cain (host)
- Mary
- Fred
- Gloria
Credits
- Script: 田辺真由美
- Script: 佐藤ショウジ
- Pencils: 佐藤ショウジ
- Inks: 佐藤ショウジ
- Letters: Milt Snapinn (uncertain)
Story Notes
Dated 1970 ("70") next to Wrightson's signature at the bottom of the first page.
Credits
- Script: Sergio Aragonés
- Pencils: Sergio Aragonés
- Inks: Sergio Aragonés
Story Notes
Three gag cartoons.
Zacornu, the Tree of Demons! (1)
Featuring Realm of the Mystics
"For those who use magic unto evil ends"
Storyline
Retelling of the Muslim legend of Zacornu, the Tree of Demons.
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Sparling
- Inks: Jack Sparling
- Letters: John Costanza
Never Deal with a Demon
"Men who have been attempting to outwit"
Storyline
Cooper summons a demon to give him money and he is safe from the demon as long as he doesn't go thru a red door.
Characters
- Cooper
Credits
- Script: Jack Oleck
- Pencils: Win Mortimer
- Inks: Win Mortimer
- Letters: John Costanza
To Die for Magda!
"Did someone knock?"
Storyline
Stefan is tricked into signing a fake confession stating that he's a warlock.
Characters
- Cain (host)
- Stefan Tiza (Karolsi)
- Magda Kossu
- Janos Kossu
- Mr. Kossu
Credits
- Script: Carl Wessler
- Pencils: Alex Niño
- Inks: Alex Niño
Roger's Super Skittle Bowl
Characters
- Roger Staubach
- two unnamed kids
Story Notes
Advertisement done in comic format for the Olympic Size Skittle Bowl, promoted by football's Dallas Cowboy's quarterback, Roger Staubach, by Aurora Productions Corporation from West Hempstead, New York. Advertisement appears between page 3 and 4 of the To Die for Magda! story.
Credits
- Script: Joe Orlando (uncertain)
Story Notes
Letters from: Mark Lucke, Tony Robertson, and Craig Ledbetter.