GHOST BREAKERS "Dr Neff Cracks the Menace of the Vanishing Ghosts" Conclusion

We Have Already Seen...

...hired by a group of local sheriffs to perform in a number of close-together towns which have experienced robberies by "ghosts", Dr Neff stops a crime by the pseudo-specters in the first town he performs in.

The criminals disappear...like ghosts in the night, using secret passages and chambers in local "haunted" sites to conceal themselves!

But Neff always has a plan...

Written by Walter Gibson aka "Maxwell Grant", creator of the pulp/comic book character The Shadow, and illustrated by Bob Powell (who rendered art for both the pulp and comic incarnations of The Shadow), this never-reprinted tale from S&S's Ghost Breakers #1 (1948) presents Neff as a heroic "debunker", disproving and exposing those who would use illusion for evil!

There's no indication he ever actually did that sort of thing...

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GHOST BREAKERS "Dr Neff Cracks the Menace of the Vanishing Ghosts" Part 1

We Return to the Never-Reprinted Adventures of Dr Neff, the Ghost Breaker...

...as he debunks more sinister pseudo-specters!

What's Neff's plan for the faux spooks?

Be Here Next Friday for the Astounding Conclusion!

Written by Walter Gibson aka "Maxwell Grant", creator of the pulp/comic book character The Shadow, and illustrated by Bob Powell (who rendered art for both the pulp and Golden Age comic incarnations of The Shadow), this never-reprinted tale from S&S's Ghost Breakers #1 (1948) presents Neff as a heroic "debunker", disproving and exposing those who would use illusion for evil instead of good!

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Norgil

More Tales of Prestidigitection
by Walter Gibson

GHOST BREAKERS "Doctor Neff Chases the Jinx from Hoodoo City" Conclusion

When Last We Left the Ghost Breakers...

...traveling to Hood City for a performance, Dr Neff discovers that the residents believe their town is cursed, and are leaving it in droves!

Neff promises he can break the curse during his magic show that night, and appears to do so!

But there are decidedly non-magical entities who want belief of the curse to continue, and are determined to discredit...or silence...Neff...

Written by Walter Gibson aka "Maxwell Grant", creator of the pulp/comic book character The Shadow, and illustrated by Bob Powell (who rendered art for both the pulp and comic incarnations of The Shadow), this never-reprinted tale from S&S's Ghost Breakers #1 (1948) presents Neff as a heroic "debunker", disproving and exposing those who would use illusion for evil!

There's no indication he ever actually did that sort of thing...
Note that Neff was allowed to use the comic's cover art (see above) for his show's promo posters...

...making these now HTF pieces extremely-kool and kitchy kollectibles!

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Norgil the Magician

by Walter Gibson

GHOST BREAKERS "Doctor Neff Chases the Jinx from Hoodoo City" Part 1

Several real-life magicians have headlined comic books...

..including Houdini, BlackStone,  and this guy, Dr William (Bill) Neff!

What effect will Neff's whistle produce among the decidedly-non magical assailants?

Find Out Next Friday!

Written by Walter Gibson aka "Maxwell Grant", creator of the pulp/comic book character The Shadow, and illustrated by Bob Powell (who rendered art for both the pulp and comic incarnations of The Shadow), this never-reprinted tale from S&S's Ghost Breakers #1 (1948) presents Neff as a heroic "debunker", disproving and exposing those who would use illusion for evil!

There's no indication he ever actually did that sort of thing...

Please Support Horror Comics of the 1950s

Visit Amazon and Order...

Walter Gibson's

Encyclopedia of Magic & Conjuring