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HOUSE OF SECRETS #145 / 1977 / DC COMICS / LUIS DOMINGUEZ COVER / THE SHARK-MAN COMETH!
House of Secrets #145 is a DC Comics horror anthology cataloged as April–May 1977, with May printed on the cover. Luis Dominguez’s underwater illustration features a shark transformation, a frightened swimmer, and skeletal remains.
The issue contains “The Shark-Man Cometh!” and “The Operation Was Successful... But--,” with artwork by E. R. Cruz and Fred Carrillo. An “Abel’s Fables” page by Don Edwing and Dave Manak adds macabre humor.
Comic Details:
Title: House of SecretsIssue: 145Publisher: DC ComicsYear: 1977Era: Bronze Age (1970–1983)Edition: Not specifiedWriter: Michael Fleisher; Robert Kanigher; Don Edwing; Russell Carley (script continuity)Artist: E. R. Cruz; Fred Carrillo; Dave ManakInker: E. R. Cruz; Fred Carrillo; Dave ManakColorist: Not specifiedLetterer: Dave Manak (Abel’s Fables); remaining stories Not specifiedCover Artist: Luis DominguezStory Title: The Shark-Man Cometh!; The Operation Was Successful... But--Characters: AbelFormat: Single IssuePrinting: Not specifiedFeatures: Not specifiedGenre: Horror & Suspense
Condition:
Photo shows the actual comic being offered and is part of the description.
Visible wear includes spine stress lines and rubbing, edge wear, and corner creases. The top edge has a small chip left of center and a short tear farther toward the center. Surface scuffs and handling creases are visible in the dark cover areas. The lower corners and bottom edge also show rubbing and wear.
No professional grade has been assigned. Only the front cover is shown, so interior page condition and completeness cannot be fully verified.
A fitting addition for collectors of Bronze Age DC horror and Luis Dominguez covers.
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