Mysterious Stories #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Strangers in the Night" introduces Harvey Thomas, a humble sewer worker whose life takes a surreal turn when he discovers a magic purse that never runs out of money. Written with a touch of noir flair, the story follows his descent from modest means to opulent excess—and the unsettling way the purse seems to respond to his changing nature. Art by Gerald Altman and Hy Fleishman brings a gritty, dreamlike quality to the tale, while the cover by George Woodbridge captures the eerie allure of the unknown.
In "The Secret of the Sewer!" from Mysterious Stories #6 (1955), the quiet life of sewer worker Harvey Thomas takes a strange turn when he discovers a magic purse that never runs out of money. As he trades his humble existence for luxury, his kindness fades, and the purse begins to withhold its gifts—growing stingier with every passing day.
Satin, a seeing-eye dog, is paired with Beth, a young woman struggling to trust her newfound independence after losing her sight—but a harrowing moment in the street becomes the turning point that bonds them forever. Over the next four years, their partnership deepens into an unbreakable bond, until a chance meeting with an eye specialist offers unexpected hope that changes everything. As Satin grapples with separation and an unforeseen affliction, the true measure of their devotion is tested in ways neither could have imagined.
In this delightfully absurd 1955 tale from *Mysterious Stories #6*, the ever-resourceful Goldy Lox stumbles into the three bears’ home with a mischievous plan—and a box of magic do-it-yourself kits. What starts as a clever scheme to transform the bears into humans quickly spirals into a full-blown transformation mishap, leaving Goldy in a much stranger situation than she expected.
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