House of Mystery #26 is an issue of the series House of Mystery (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1954.
Synopsis for "The Man with the Magic Ears"
Appearing in "The Man with the Magic Ears"
Featured Characters:
- Alfred Jarvis (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Weems (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Jane
Locations:
- Jarvis' Home
- Insane Asylum
Items:
- Sound Enhancing Machine (Destroyed)
Synopsis for "Written in the Sands!"
Appearing in "Written in the Sands!"
Featured Characters:
- Ezekial Green (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Wilbur Link (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Police officers
Locations:
- A beach
Synopsis for "The Ship from the Past!"
Appearing in "The Ship from the Past!"
Featured Characters:
- Dave Boyd, a marine investigator (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Captain Bullard (Single appearance)
- George Droppo (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Mr. Martin (Single appearance)
Locations:
Vehicles:
- The Roland Barnes, a freighter
- The Conquistador
Synopsis for "The Dress of Doom!"
Appearing in "The Dress of Doom!"
Featured Characters:
- Joyce Cranston (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Dick Wayne (Single appearance)
- Edna (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Mark Stilton (Single appearance)
- Prince Charles (Flashback only)
Other Characters:
- Mindao (Flashback only)
- Elizabeth (Dies in flashback)
- Hazel Winston (Dies in flashback)
Items:
- The dress of doom
Synopsis for "The Human Target!"
Appearing in "The Human Target!"
Featured Characters:
- Carl Lang (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Jeanne (Single appearance)
- Henri Duprez (Single appearance; dies)
- Mr. Duprez, Henri's brother (Single appearance)
Locations:
Notes
- Other features appearing in this issue of House of Mystery:
- "Binky Says: "Welcome Amigo!"" (PSA) written by Jack Schiff, art by Win Mortimer.
- "Can You Explain It?" by Will Ely,
- "Amazing but True!" by Martin Naydel, reprinted in Fox and the Crow #61.
- "Dance of Death" (text story) written by Jack Miller.
- "Professor Eureka" by Henry Boltinoff.
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