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| Bernie Wrightson |
House of Secrets v1 #139, 1976 - Bernie Wrightson's jack-o-lantern cover is a highlight of the issue, although none of his artwork resides inside. Nestor Redondo's tale is about the strange behaviors of a young woman (see interior page below). Though beautifully drawn, this darkly humorous tale may not have been the best fit for the artist's realistic style. Lastly, Steve Ditko tells of a circus owner and his suspicions that his stepdaughter is a witch. The renderings are harsh, almost mechanical. Mike Royer's inks do little to add much needed spontaneity. Other artists in this issue include Bill Draut. This is number 9 of 10 House of Secrets issues with Redondo art and/or covers number 11 of 11 House of Secrets issues with Wrightson art and/or covers and number 1 of 2 House of Secrets issues with Ditko art and/or covers. See
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Wrightson cover pencils and inks = ***
"A Real Crazy Kid" Redondo story pencils and inks 6 pages = ***
"The Devil's Daughter" Ditko story pencils (Mike Royer inks) 8 pages = **
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