Midnight Masquerader from Misty (1978) Brian Delaney & ¿¿ - Compiled by A. Wallace

Midnight Masquerader    

 Written by  ??  , Drawn by Brian Delaney

Misty  No. 37 (December 16th, 1978)  / Misty  No. 46 (December 16th, 1978) 

Episodes: 11

Governess Sarah sent to Pendleton Manor against wishes of lady of the house, discovers her daughter Lizzie refers to a strange friend Felix and never sees the master of house, Felix appears to Lizzie at night and Sarah hears voices from her bedroom and goes to investigate.

Sarah goes into Lizzie’s room but Feliz has hidden, next day she asks her to draw a picture of him and they then go for a punt on the lake and Lizzie tells Sarah Felix got rid of her Dad, then vaults off the boat onto bank and Sarah falls in.

Sarah follows Lizzie and sees her putting flowers on unmarked grave which rouses her sympathy so doesn’t tell her mother about her trick. Felix becomes jealous and says she cannot be friends with both of them, and they go to visit ‘him’.

44 pages + 3 covers

 Material from Misty 

The Cats Of Carey Street from Misty (1978). ¿¿ & Mario Capaldi - Compiled by A. Wallace

  The Cats Of Carey Street     

 Written by  ??  , Drawn by Mario Capaldi 

Misty  No. 30 (November 4th, 1978)  / Misty  No. 40 (November 4th, 1978) 

Episodes: 11

Jackie’s gran refuses to move from house on deserted Carey Street, which is scheduled for demolition.

Jackie suspicious of developers’ haste; is picked on at school; developers accost her and say they will take her away as unsuitable home; cats overhear and attack them.

‘Slum Demons’ gang on street to nick copper/lead, see Jackie and decide to scare her, bang on house, cats about to pounce but then they leave to get on with their stealing, and council man makes them an offer

44 pages + 3 covers

 Material from Misty 

Compiled by A. Wallace 

Short Stories from Misty. Part Three (#21- #30) 1978 - Compiled by A. Wallace

 Shot Stories from Misty. Part Three (#21- #30)  1978 

#21 Aunt Mary's Blessing   Artist Martín Puigagut  Writer ¿¿ 4 p 

#21 The Eyes Of The Gorgon  Artist Rafael Busom  Writer¿¿ 6 p 

#23 Wrong Station   Artist Ramón Escolano  Writer ¿¿ 4 p 

#24 When The Rain Falls   Artist Eduardo Feito  Writer ¿¿  4 p.

#25 Curse Of Gantreth House   Artist John Armstrong  Writer ¿¿ 6 • 1 p 

#25 Song Of Petina   Artist Hugo D'Adderio  Writer ¿¿   4 p

#25 Watch Your Step!     Artist José Juan Ariza  Writer ¿¿   4 p

#27 Dance Of Death    Artist John Richardson  Writer ¿¿    4 p

#28 The Jukebox    Artist John Richardson  Writer ¿¿    6 p

#28 The Visitors   Artist Ramón Escolano  Writer ¿¿   4 p

#29 Hold Tight, Please!    Artist Peter Wilkes Writer ¿¿   4 p

#30 The Cats Of Carey Street    Artist Mario Capaldi   Writer ¿¿   4 p

The Haunting Of Hazel Brown from Misty (1978). ¿¿ & Jaime Rumeu - Compiled by A. Wallace

 The Haunting Of Hazel Brown    

 Written by  ??  , Drawn by Jaime Rumeu  

Misty  No. 41 (November 11th, 1978)  / Misty  No. 42 (November 18th, 1978) 

Episodes: 2

Disabled Hazel is bullied by her older sister Ruth and keeps finding 

a strange brown glove 

everywhere she goes, Ruth throws it in the river but next day 

it turns up on doorstep.

Hazel catches Ruth planting the glove, Ruth says she only did it once,

 because Hazel is everyone’s favourite.

 Glove continues to stalk Hazel, walking on its own, and they find name 

inside of driver 

that caused her disability. 

Hazel says her fault for running into the road, and he died – but Ruth 

thinks to herself that is 

was actually her fault, for chasing Hazel into road.

 Throws glove in fire – but gloves come in pairs!

8 pages 

 Material from Misty 

Compiled by A. Wallace 

Don Caballero from All Star Western (1951). ¿¿ & Gil Kane (#58-#65) - Compiled by A. Wallace

 Don Caballero

Pages from All Star Western (DC) magazine (1951 -1952)

 Everyone hailed him as Don Caballero, "Maestro Of The Blade", 

for the handsome gallant swordsman was the finest fencing teacher 

in Old California, 

but now he has to prove his mettle in a contest with an opponent 

whose slightest touch meant death...

 in the amazing...

Authors:

Script:  ? 

Pencils & Inks: Gil Kane

Summary

#58  Duel at Hawk Hill!    (8 pages)

#59 Fury in the Desert!   (8 pages)

#60  The Sword of Flame!   (10 pages)

#61  Don Caballero Meets the Jackal!  (7'67 pages)

#62 The Vanishing Swordsman!  (3.67 pages)

#63 The Sorceress and the Swordsman!  (5.66 pages)

#64 One-Man Justice !   (5.67 pages)

#65 Four Fearful Swordsmen!   (5.67 pages)

56 Pages

Compiled by A. Wallace 

The Roving Ranger from All Star Western (1951). ¿¿ & Alex Toth (#58-#61, #63-#64) Irwin Hasen (#65), Frank Giacoia (#66) - Compiled by A. Wallace

 The Roving Ranger 

Pages from All Star Western (DC) magazine (1951 -1952)

 In the great stretches of the early southwest, there were many settlements 

=-out-of-the-way places «= where law and order was only a name

or se still, a cover-up for plundering gangs ie for hundreds of

square miles only one figure was dreaded byall outlaws,

Jeff Graham , the roving ranger , who carrie justice to the frontier 

backed up by two

 of the most deadly six-shooters ever seen !.

Authors:

Script:  ? 

Pencils: 

Alex Toth, (#58-#61, #63-#64)

Irwin Hasen (#65), Frank Giacoia (#66 )

Inks: 

Bernard Sachs (#58-#61, #63-#64) , Bob Lander (#66 )

Summary

#58 Gunlords of the Panhandle!  (8 pages)

#59 Code of a Ranger (8 pages)

#60 The Nest of the Robber Rangers! (8 pages)

#61 The Big Step (2 pages)

#62  without story

#63 Find My Killer! (6 pages)

#64 The Riddle of the Rival Ranger  (5.67 pages)

#65 The Haunted Gun!  (3.67 pages)

#66 Trail's End!  (3.50 pages)

46 Pages

Compiled by A. Wallace