Bernard Baily The Magazine Is Haunted #1 Story Page 4 Original Art (Fawcett, 1951)....

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Bernard Baily The Magazine Is Haunted #1 Story Page 4 Original Art (Fawcett, 1951). After Karl Danner steals a dying man's coat, he finds a ferry ticket tucked inside -- and boards without hesitation. But the voyage takes a sinister turn as he realizes his fellow passengers aren't just quiet -- they're dead. Blank stares, hollow faces, and a silence that tightens like a noose. Recently out of prison, Karl does what he knows: he pulls a gun. But no bullet can stop where this ferry is headed. This atmospheric, dread-soaked page hails from the debut issue of Fawcett's chilling horror anthology -- a pre-Code classic born during the 1950s horror boom, and a haunting reminder that some rides only go one way. Twice-up scale in ink and white paint over graphite on Bristol board with an image area of 13" x 18". Toning, smudging, blue pencil editorial notes/marks, marginal spot staining, discolored production tape in margins, whiteout corrections, text correction paste-ups, paper affixed to board in the bottom right corner, and handling wear. In Very Good condition.
From the Roger Hill Collection.

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