Black Magic Vol. 1 #2 7.5

Features artwork by legendary comic-book creators Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, whose influential partnership helped shape the Golden Age of comics.
A strong example of the supernatural and horror anthology storytelling popular during the early 1950s.
Includes multiple eerie tales involving cursed objects, ghostly visions, dream analysis and supernatural encounters.
The story “The Cloak!” features the demon Asmodeus, adding a classic piece of supernatural mythology to the issue.
Also showcases artwork by Mort Meskin, Bruno Premiani and Bill Draut, making this a notable creative lineup.

“The Scorn of the Faceless People!” – Illustrated by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, this story explores the mysteries of dream analysis.
“The Cheerful Old Lady in Black!” – A mysterious tale illustrated by Mort Meskin.
“The Cloak!” – Paul Darvas orders a new cloak, only to receive a cursed garment from Asmodeus himself.
“Out of Your Mind” – A supernatural-themed text story.
“I've Seen You Before” – Illustrated by Bruno Premiani, another eerie tale of mystery and the unexplained.
“Yesterday You Died!” – Grace Hanley sees a ghostly vision of a murder while shopping for a house—only to discover that the murder has yet to happen.

Pages: 52
Format: Full Color
Cover Price: $0.10
Publisher: Prize Publications
Era: Golden Age / Pre-Code Horror
Notable Creators: Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, Mort Meskin, Bruno Premiani & Bill Draut
Notable Feature: Jack Kirby cover and interior artwork, with a strong lineup of supernatural horror stories.

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