Doomsday #5
Sport Magazine Pty Ltd
Australia.
- Published
- October 1972
- Page count
- 52
- Cover price
- 0.25 AUD
- Colour
- Black & white
- Size
- Standard size
- Interior paper
- Newsprint
- Cover stock
- Glossy colour
- Binding
- Saddle-stitched
- Format
- Comic series
- Branding
-
None
Credits
- Editing
- , editor
See also:
- Doomsday [Spine Tingling] [No. 5] (1972-1973)
Issue contents
Cover
City of Fearful Night. The Store at the Cemetery. Vampire's Daughter.
Cover, 1 page
1Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-suspense
Credits
- Art
- Bud Thompson, line art
- Editing
- Ginny Provisiero, editor [as V. A. Provisiero]
- Al Jetter, original Art Editor
- Management
- Will Lieberson, original Executive Editor
Reprint history
Synopsis
American writer Richard Mord visits the castle of Valord, home of the vampire lady Siroon. There he discovers the entrance to the beyond, hidden behind a strange door. When he returns for a second visit, the demons greet him all too familiar...
2Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-suspense
Credits
- Art
- Bernard Baily, line art
- Editing
- Roy Ald, editor
- Al Jetter, original Art Editor
- Management
- Will Lieberson, original Executive Editor
Reprint history
Synopsis
Frank Thompson misses his plane and travels by train instead. But since the plane crashes and he should have been among the victims, he is taken to a strange city of lost souls - where he has to run for his life.
3Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-suspense
Credits
- Editing
- Ginny Provisiero, editor [as V. A. Provisiero]
- Al Jetter, original Art Editor
- Management
- Will Lieberson, original Executive Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
This Magazine is Haunted (Fawcett, 1951 series) #12 (August 1953) — The Store at the Cemetery
Synopsis
A society lady wants to show off with an exquisite piece of pottery for her dinner party. She seeks the services of a ghoulish potter living next to a graveyard. He does create something unique.
4Featuring
- Feature
- The Thing
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- Steve Ditko, line art
- Text
- Charlotte Jetter, letterer
- Editing
- Al Fago, original Editor [as Al Fago Studios]
Reprint history
5Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-suspense
Credits
- Editing
- Ginny Provisiero, editor [as V.A. Provisiero]
- Al Jetter, original Art Director
- Management
- Will Lieberson, original Executive Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Strange Stories From Another World (Fawcett, 1952 series) #5 (February 1953) — Vampire's Daughter!
- Also printed
-
Doomsday Annual (KG Murray, 1975? series) #1 ([November 1975?]) — Vampire's Daughter!
Synopsis
Hollywood publicity moulds young lady Althea to star in a vampire movie. The rumor is spread that Althea really is a vampire. Then a tragic death occurs.
6Featuring
- Feature
- The Thing
- Genre
- Horror-suspense
Credits
- Art
- Bob McCarthy, line art [as Bob McCarty]
- Editing
- Ginny Provisiero, editor [as V.A. Provisiero]
- Al Jetter, original Art Director
- Management
- Will Lieberson, original Executive Editor
Reprint history
- First print
-
Beware! Terror Tales (Fawcett, 1952 series) #7 (May 1953) — The Walking Cadaver
- Also printed
-
Super Giant Album (KG Murray, 1976 series) #23 ([November 1976?]) — The Walking Cadaver
Synopsis
Hiram Gehr has built a machine to transmigrate souls of old men into the bodies of deceased young men. They pay him for this service to feel young again. When Gehr gets greedy, his customers protest and things get out of hand.
7Featuring
- Feature
- The Thing
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- John Belfi, line art [signed]
- Editing
- Al Fago, original Editor [as Alfred V. Fago]
Reprint history
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