Black Magic Vol. 6 #4 7.5

Part of the celebrated Black Magic anthology, created by legendary comic-book partners Joe Simon and Jack Kirby during the 1950s horror-comics boom.
Features a cover by Joe Orlando, an accomplished artist who later became an influential editor at DC Comics.
Includes artwork by George Tuska, whose extensive career spanned Golden Age, Silver Age and Bronze Age comics.
Offers a diverse collection of supernatural mysteries, moral dilemmas, crime and suspense.
An interesting numbering variation: #37 appears on the cover, while the indicia identifies the issue as Volume 6, Issue 4.

“The Gold Mine” – Claim jumpers steal a prospector's gold mine, but their attempts to eliminate him don't go quite as planned.
“Superstitions” – A mysterious tale exploring the power and consequences of superstition.
“Cancelled Debt” – A man is given one year to decide whether he was a coward for allowing a woman to drown after a shipwreck.
“The Survivor!” – A suspenseful story centered on survival and the consequences of a tragic maritime disaster.
“Pilgrimage” – A supernatural-themed tale of mystery and the unexplained.
“Stranger in 313” – Small-time criminals attempt to shake down a mysterious visitor at a secret government outpost, only to discover they're dealing with someone far beyond their league.

Cover Issue Number: #37
Indicia: Volume 6, Issue 4
Pages: 36
Format: Full Color
Cover Price: $0.10
Publisher: Prize Publications
Era: 1950s
Notable Artists: Joe Orlando, Marvin Stein, Ted Galindo & George Tuska
Collector Appeal: Joe Orlando cover art, George Tuska interior artwork and a classic lineup of supernatural and suspense stories.

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