Journey into Mystery #2

Marvel Comics

United States

Published
December 1972
Page count
36
Cover price
0.20 USD
Colour
Colour
Size
Modern Age size
Interior paper
Newsprint
Cover stock
Glossy colour
Binding
Saddle-stitched
Format
Comic series
GCD
www.comics.org/issue/25734

Credits

Editing
Roy Thomas, Editor [credited]

Issue contents Hide all

Show/hide Cover Yours Truly... Jack the Ripper! Cover, 1 page

Featuring

Genre
Crime; Fantasy-Supernatural
Characters
Jack the Ripper

Credits

Art
Gil Kane, penciller
 
Tom Palmer, inker
Colours
Tom Palmer , colourist
Text
Morrie Kuramoto, letterer [attributed] (top caption)
 
Sam Rosen, letterer [attributed] (bottom caption)

Reprint history

Printed in
Masters of Terror (Marvel, 1975 series) #1 (July 1975)
 
Dracula (Interpresse, 1972 series) #1

Notes

Sign at upper right reads "Tom's Place," presumably indicating Tom Palmer as inker.

Show/hide 1. Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper! Comic story, 10 pages

Featuring

Genre
Crime; Fantasy-Supernatural
Code
1075Z
Characters
John Carmody [Jack the Ripper] (also flashback); Sir Guy Hollis (also flashback); Lt. Colma; Dick Poole

Credits

Writing
Robert Bloch, original scripter [credited]
 
Ron Goulart, adaptation [credited]
Art
Gil Kane, penciller [credited]
 
Ralph Reese, inker [credited]
Colours
, colourist
Text
Artie Simek, letterer [attributed]

Reprint history

Printed in
Masters of Terror (Marvel, 1975 series) #1 (July 1975)
 
Doomsday (K. G. Murray, 1972 series) #18 (January 1975)
 
Frankenstein (Svenska serier, 1973 series) #1/[1973] ([14 ? februari] 1973)
 
Die Gruft von Graf Dracula (BSV - Williams, 1974 series) #4
 
Frankenstein (Arédit-Artima, 1975 series) #1 (2ème trimestre 1975)

Synopsis

The notorious murderer Jack the Ripper has survived into the present day, remaining young due to the human sacrifices he regularly performs.

Notes

Adapting the story by Robert Bloch. Copyright © 1945 by Robert Bloch.

Show/hide 2. More Than Blood! Comic story, 6 pages

Featuring

Genre
Horror-suspense
Characters
Paul Williams; Linda; Coach; Steve; Bill; Lonnie; Dr. Jennings; Tommy Davis (flashback); Jimmy Ryan (flashback)

Credits

Writing
George Effinger, scripter [credited as George Alec Effinger]
Art
Billy Graham, line art [credited]
Colours
, colourist
Text
John Costanza, letterer [attributed]

Reprint history

Printed in
Doomsday (K. G. Murray, 1972 series) #17 (July 1974)
 
Eclipso (Arédit-Artima, 1968 series) #42 (juin 1974)

Synopsis

The best student athletes of Westfield Heights High School are struck down one by one by an unknown illness.

Show/hide 3. Dramatic Data, Dynamic Dipatches, and Death-Defying Declarations of Decidedly Dubious Distinction! (Bullpen Bulletins; Stan's Soapbox) In-house column, 1 page

Featuring

Feature
Bullpen Bulletins; Stan's Soapbox

Credits

Writing
, scripter
Art
Mike Ploog, penciller [signed]
 
, inker
Colours
, colourist
Text
, letterer
 
, typeset

Notes

Stan Lee's Soapbox; Items; Mighty Marvel Checklist; house ad for Frankenstein series.

Show/hide 4. The Girl Who Couldn't Die Comic story, 5 pages

Featuring

Genre
Horror-suspense
Code
C-265
Characters
Dr. Lee Fuller; Lisa

Credits

Writing
, scripter
Art
Mort Lawrence, line art [signed]
Colours
, colourist
Text
, letterer
Editing
Stan Lee, original editor

Reprint history

Original
Adventures into Terror (Marvel, 1950 series) #19 (May 1953)

Synopsis

A scientist attempts to reanimate his dead lover. After years of failed attempts he succeeds, but she kills herself at the sight of his decades-old body.

Show/hide 5. Untitled Unknown, ? pages

Notes

On-sale date from Etcetera & The Comic Reader #88 August 1972.

Status

AusReprints ID

  • 38461

Entry created

  • 05/11/2021

Index completed

  • 05/11/2021

Last updated

  • 05/11/2021