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"I...Vampire!: "Witch Hunt"": Andrew Bennett and Mary, Queen of Blood have traveled into the past using the Rings of Kur-Alet. They have switched places with their past selves to attend the costume party where they will announce thei

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Mary, Queen of Blood

House of Mystery #309 is an issue of the series House of Mystery (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1982. It was published on July 15, 1982.

Synopsis for I...Vampire!: "Witch Hunt"

Andrew Bennett and Mary, Queen of Blood have traveled into the past using the Rings of Kur-Alet. They have switched places with their past selves to attend the costume party where they will announce their engagement.

Bennett uses his powers to rescue a girl from being murdered by witch-hunters. Traveling to the costume party, he dances with Mary who he does not realize is her future self. Suddenly the witch-hunters burst in led by the girl, and declare that they are searching for a monster. The past Andrew Bennett breaks free of his ropes and comes to interrupt the party. Together they reveal the future Bennett's disguise, and try to kill him as an abomination. Mary accidentally reveals herself, but realizes she trapped her past self to die in the burning building. After making sure both of their past selves have survived, Andrew and Mary travel forward through time into Manhattan.

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  • Cain (Host)
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  • Andrew Bennett mentions in this issue that he never actually marries Mary Seward. In the past he has referred to his relationship status as "separated."


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