This Magazine Is Haunted #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hitchhiker," a chilling tale from This Magazine Is Haunted #21, a sinister figure preys on unsuspecting travelers at a roadside carnival, using the eerie "Tunnel of Terror" as his killing ground. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Sy Moskowitz, with inks by Moskowitz and letters by Charlotte Jetter, the story unfolds with a creeping dread as a madman and his demonic accomplice, Monstro, dispose of their victims. Steve Ditko's haunting cover, both pencils and inks, captures the menace lurking just beyond the edge of the road.
In the shadowy heart of a traveling carnival, the "Tunnel of Terror" lures unsuspecting visitors into a deadly trap—where a madman and his sinister companion, the demon Monstro, dispatch victims for their wealth. When the police close in, the killer must face the chilling price of his dark bargain.
When the Duke of Allister—two centuries dead—awakens anew in the crumbling halls of Carnoc Castle, he believes he’s escaped his past. But as the castle’s shadows stir and ancient magic stirs again, the newly reborn nobleman finds his second life haunted by the very forces that granted him immortality. With a newspaper reporter and her colleague investigating the castle’s dark secrets, and a coachman bound by duty, the line between resurrection and damnation begins to blur.
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↩ Reprints This Magazine Is Haunted #1 (1951), Unknown World #1 (1952)
Reprinted in Steve Ditko: Edge of Genius #[nn] (2008), The Steve Ditko Archives #1 (2009), The Steve Ditko Archives #1 (2014), Gwandanaland Comics #1420-A
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