Black Magic Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the hushed chaos of the Korean War, a wounded G.I. finds himself haunted by the legend of the Ghostly Guardians—phantom soldiers from past battles who stand as silent protectors of freedom. As he faces the final moments of his own fight, he discovers that courage isn’t just remembered, it’s carried forward.
In Each and Every Package follows Norman and Sally as they execute a chilling plan to replace Norman’s wife, Bertha, with Sally—her likeness perfected through surgery and voice mimicry. After the murder and a getaway to New York, the couple celebrates their new life, even winning a radio game show and $3,000. But their joy turns to dread when they realize a hidden crew is back in Ohio, digging up the treasure—right where Bertha was buried.
In "Cinder Block," a desperate couple's plan to eliminate Pat's wealthy husband spirals into tragedy when their carefully laid scheme goes awry. With the husband drugged and the apartment set to burn, Pat is left to wait for the fire department—only to be trapped as flames consume the building. The moment she jumps, her fall claims both her life and Conrad’s in a final, brutal twist.
In "Monotony," a weary bank clerk named Mr. Gans finds himself delivering cash to the reclusive, sharp-tongued octogenarian Mrs. Courtright—only to discover that her gruff demeanor hides a surprising warmth. As he grows increasingly entangled in her world, he begins stealing small sums, convinced he’ll never be caught. But when she passes away, his guilt and fear spiral into a tragic decision, unaware of the final gift she left behind.
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↩ Reprints Shock Detective Cases #20 (1952), Blue Bolt Weird Tales #116 (1952), Black Magic #5 (23) (1953), Black Magic #6 (24) (1953), Crime SuspenStories #22 (1954)
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