House of Mystery #149 - Alex Toth art #66 1965 silver age comic book page

House of Mystery #149

House of Mystery v1 #149, 1965 - A man returns to his hometown, only to be mistaken for his dead brother. The tale begins with a masterfully drawn first panel. Alex Toth places him in a dark interior room, partially lit by the moonlight. His confused state is punctuated by careful detailing of his shadowed face and clothing. Like other works from the same era, the layouts are a tad busy but offset by the fine detailing. This story has been reprinted in the Unexpected #126. Other artists in this silver age comic include George Roussos and Joe Certa. Cover by Dick Dillin. This is 3 of 8 House of Mystery issues by Toth. /// Toth gallery
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"The Town That Buried Me Alive" Toth pencils and inks 7 pages = ***

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