This Magazine Is Haunted #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Green Hands of Terror," two fugitives, Jenk and Slezak, seek refuge in a secluded house only to find themselves trapped by something far more sinister than the law—aggressive, sentient hands born from a chemist’s dangerous experiments with synthetic protoplasm. With moody, shadow-drenched art by George Evans and a chilling cover by Sheldon Moldoff, this 1951 issue delivers a classic tale of paranoia and grotesque invention.
In the eerie quiet of a forgotten house, fugitives Jenk and Slezak seek shelter only to awaken something far more dangerous than the law—aggressive, synthetic hands born from a chemist’s forbidden experiments, now hunting anyone who crosses their path.
An S.S. Colonel known as "the Hangman" tormented prisoners of war with sadistic brutality, but as Allied forces close in and he desperately attempts to escape, his victims refuse to remain buried—returning from beyond to settle their accounts. Haunted by the ghosts of those he destroyed, the Colonel finds himself trapped in an inescapable reckoning where the very ground and shadows conspire against him. His reign of terror ends not at the hands of his captors, but at the mercy of those he thought he'd silenced forever.
When exterminator George Harris starts shrinking and the mice he’s spent his life eradicating begin haunting him, his once-ordinary job becomes a nightmare of scale and dread. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this eerie 1951 tale from *This Magazine Is Haunted* turns the tables on the hunter with a chilling twist of perspective.
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Reprinted in Spellbound #30 (1962), Not Approved Horror #1 (1998), Crypt of Horror #26 (2015)
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