House of Mystery #29 is an issue of the series House of Mystery (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1954.
Synopsis for "Hangman's House!"
Appearing in "Hangman's House!"
Featured Characters:
- Pierre Gault (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Pierre's Uncle (Single appearance)
- Claire D'Albert (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Arno Gault (Flashback only)
- Duke William the 1st (Flashback only)
- Henri Gault (Flashback only)
Locations:
- Paris
- Montmarte
- Metro subway
- 17th Century, The Bastille
- Eiffel Tower
- 11th Century, England
Synopsis for "Enter the Ghost!"
Appearing in "Enter the Ghost!"
Featured Characters:
- Winters, an actor (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Jan Robley (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Charning (Single appearance; dies)
- Lord Boynton (Flashback only)
Locations:
- Scotland
- Barrington
- Barrington
Synopsis for "The Weaver of Fate"
Appearing in "The Weaver of Fate"
Featured Characters:
- Tom Marquand (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Tom's uncle (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Glenn Downes (Single appearance)
- Norma Downes (Single appearance)
- Kreel (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Madame Gunther (Single appearance)
Locations:
- An unnamed city
Synopsis for "The Man Who Became a Lion!"
Appearing in "The Man Who Became a Lion!"
Featured Characters:
- Dr. John Conway (Single appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Rodney Drake (Single appearance)
- Frank Ball (Single appearance; dies)
Antagonists:
- Bart Dahl (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- A witch doctor (Single appearance)
Animals:
- Lion
Locations:
Notes
- "Enter the Ghost!" is reprinted in Ghosts #2, which is then reprinted in Showcase Presents: Ghosts #1.
- Other features appearing in this issue of House of Mystery include:
- "Peter Porkchops Gives Tips on Summer Fun!" (PSA) written by Jack Schiff, with art by Rube Grossman, and lettering by Ira Schnapp.
- "Psychic Detective" by Morris Waldinger. Reprinted in House of Mystery #79.
- "The Strange Case of Conrad Kane" (text story) illustrated by Raymond Perry.
- "Ghostly Executioner" by Morris Waldinger.
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