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Adventures into Terror

#29

March 1954 · 0.10 USD · 36 pages


Synopsis

This story postulates the Jack the Ripper killings were done by a hateful hunchback who wanted to become a vampire so he could kill mortals, but was repulsed by the sight of blood, so vampires killed him when he could not fulfill their condition that he partake of human blood before new year's eve.

Notes

On-sale date is publication date in Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1954 Periodicals, page 3.

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Credits

Pencils
Joe Maneely, Larry Woromay, Gene Colan, Werner Roth, Myron Fass, Al Eadeh
Inks
Joe Maneely, Larry Woromay, Gene Colan, Werner Roth, Myron Fass, Al Eadeh
Colours
Stan Goldberg
Letters
Artie Simek
Editor
Stan Lee
Business manager
Monroe Froehlich Jr.
Managing editor
Martin Goodman
See notes
Carl Burgos

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