Doomsday #20
The K. G. Murray Publishing Company Pty Ltd
Australia.
Issue contents
Cover
Untitled
Cover, 1 page
"Death’s Round Trip. Heartbeat House. Let The Past Lie Buried."
Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- ? (photograph)
- Colours
- ? (photograph)
Reprint history
- First print
- Unknown
1Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Pencils
- Sheldon Moldoff
- Inks
- Sheldon Moldoff ?
- Editing
- Will Lieberson (original Executive Editor)
V. A. Provisiero (original Editor)
Al Jetter (original Art Editor)
Reprint history
- First print
-
This Magazine is Haunted (Fawcett, 1951 series) #10 (April 1953) — Let the Past Lie Buried!
Synopsis
When Professor Niles unearths the remains of a Neanderthal man, the whole town suddenly regresses into inexplicable caveman behavior.
2"Notice to Advertisers and Advertising Agents..."
Details
- Printed
- 1975
- More...
- Trade Practices Act 1974
Notes
This advertisement appears to have run in most Murray comics from April 1975 to November 1975.
3Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- Bob Powell
- Editing
- Will Lieberson (original executive editor)
B. J. Heyman (original editor)
Al Jetter (original art editor)
Reprint history
- First print
-
Worlds of Fear (Fawcett, 1952 series) #5 (July 1952) — Heartbeat House
- Also printed
-
Planet Series 2 (Murray, 1979 series) #6 (September 1979) —Strange Suspense Stories — Heartbeat House
Synopsis
A doctor and a lawyer team up to poison and rob the old eccentric Augustus Uhr who collects strange clocks and timepieces. Little does the criminal duo know that there's a terrible secret behind those ever-ticking clocks.
4Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- Bob Forgione
- Editing
- Alfred V. Fago (original editor)
Reprint history
- First print
-
The Thing (Charlton, 1952 series) #6 (January 1953) — Jibaro Madness
- Also printed
-
Planet Series 3 (Murray, 1980 series) #7 ([July 1980?]) —Monster Hunters — Jibaro Madness
Synopsis
Explorers searching for the secret of head-shrinking are captured by madman Maximo. He shrinks them to doll size and prepares to cut their heads off. The miniature people overpower their tormentor and escape. But they run into unexpected difficulties.
5Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Art
- Ed Waldman ?
- Editing
- Mercedes Shull (original editor)
Reprint history
- First print
-
Strange Stories From Another World (Fawcett, 1952 series) #3 (October 1952) — The Dark Mirror
- Also printed
-
Planet Series 2 (Murray, 1979 series) #6 (September 1979) —Strange Suspense Stories — The Dark Mirror
Synopsis
The hoodlums Louie and Gabe meet Fate in person and are warned to change their criminal ways. They don't listen and meet their horrible ends.
6Featuring
- Genre
- Horror-Suspense
Credits
- Editing
- Mercedes Shull (original editor)
Reprint history
Synopsis
Dr. Albert Carlton drugs himself to death and takes a tourist trip into the realm of death. His colleague will revive him after some minutes, so that Carlton can return and live to tell. There are complications, of course.
7"Look for these exciting comics at your favourite bookstall"
Details
- Printed
- 1974
- More...
- Climax, The Fastest Gun, Super Giant, Ringo
Indicia
Printed by Kenmure Press Pty. Ltd, 50 Derby Street, North Lidcombe, 2141. Published by The K. G. Murray Publishing Company Pty Ltd, 152 Clarence Street, Sydney, 2000. Distributors: Gordon & Gotch (A/sia) Ltd, Melboune, The K. G. Murray Publishing Company Pty Ltd, Sydney.