#5

Synopsis

A knife-throwing act in Hungary was extremely popular. Harry woke up the next day and couldn't rouse Olga, whom he thought was dead. He made burial arrangements, then discovered that Olga was a vampire. Harry decided the act would change and go to the U.S. where Harry became her victim. She continued to feed on him, until one night, at the end of the knife-throwing act, he announced he was going to commit a murder, then threw a wooden stake at his wife's heart before collapsing in death on the stage!

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Credits

Script

Bill Mason, Johnny Craig, Al Feldstein, Steve Ringgenberg, Ted White, Tom Spurgeon, Janice Lee

Plot

Bill Gaines

Pencils

Johnny Craig, Jack Davis

Inks

Johnny Craig, Jack Davis

Letters

Jim Wroten, Jimmy Wroten

Adaptation

Johnny Craig

Co-plot

Bill Gaines

Co-plot, script

Al Feldstein

Executive editor

Gary Groth

Original

Ray Bradbury

Plot, script

Al Feldstein

Production

Peppy White

Senior editor

Mike Catron

Series designer

Jacob Covey