Weird Mystery Tales #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Black Hole of Wrath," a 1979 oddity from Weird Mystery Tales #41, Jay Hamilton finds himself drawn to an enigmatic actress, Zoe Ann, whose face is always hidden beneath bandages. Claiming to be 300 years old and reliant on a magic potion to maintain her youth, she leads Jay and his father on a strange journey to meet the sorcerer who supplies her elixir—only for the truth to unravel in a twist that turns their quest into an unexpected confrontation. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated with dynamic flair by Jack Kirby, with inks by Kirby and lettering by Joe Letterese, the issue’s cover by Nick Cardy captures the eerie allure of the tale.
Jay Hamilton finds himself drawn to the mysterious actress Zoe Ann Kerns, whose face is always hidden beneath bandages. She claims to be 300 years old and reliant on a magical potion to maintain her youth—until the supply runs out and Jay, along with his father Freddie White, follows her to a fateful meeting with the so-called sorcerer behind the elixir.
Simon Steele, a lawyer long dead and bound by sorcery, awakens after 150 years to haunt the living—specifically the descendant of the man who once stopped him. As the past rises to settle old scores, Simon’s spectral return unsettles the quiet town, drawing in old allies and new suspects, including Danny Clay, Tad Miller, and Chet Baxter, all caught in a web of secrets and vengeance.
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↩ Reprints The Witching Hour #17 (1971), The Witching Hour #18 (1971), House of Secrets #101 (1972), The Unexpected #153 (1973), The Unexpected #192 (1979)
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