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"In part 4 of the 5-part “Room and Boredom,” things are going from bad to worse for our heroine Fig Keele – she’s starting to believe that she may never actually escape from the House of Mystery, and that the people she’s trapped with may be less friendly than they appear. But the greatest danger, s...
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"The creepy basement in the House of Mystery doesn’t hold your average trinkets and cast-aside items. In fact, among the bits catalogued you’ll find the diary of ""Cain,"" one stained and bloody bed sheet, chains of assorted lengths, something slick and wet grinding over the stones, a maze and a min...
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"The final chapter of ""Love Stories for Dead People"" finds Fig in the basement at the heart of the labyrinth, while Harry and Ann square off against the nightmare that once kept Cain himself awake at night. Meanwhile, the massive party upstairs winds down with unexpected repurcussions. Also featur...
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"Disappointed by everyone around her, Fig is unsure who to trust and is back at square one. Where do you go when there's nowhere to go? You go nowhere. Or you stop being you. Or you go to the Goblin Market with the things that go ""HZZZZZZ."" Featuring werewolves galore and the return of the House’s...
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"As Fig's Dad and Harry make their way back home, Peter reveals one of the House's key mysteries – the identity of their captor – and Harry realizes he knew it all along. Meanwhile, Rina spills her guts, the Thinking Man's Army joins forces with the Coachman, and werewolves and suicide bombers wreak...
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"Harry's true identity, Fig's heritage, Rina's heartbreak, a dragon's unrequited love and the Thinking Man's Army all converge in a very small space in this shattering conclusion to ""The Space Between"". And somewhere in there we manage to squeeze in ""Jordan's Movie Idea with the Gorillas and Sh*t...
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"A new storyline begins here, but the solicitation text for this issue has been stolen, and the following note left in its place: ""Dear Constance, I've been having bad dreams. I am in a House, and there is a man summoning me...come quickly."" The meaning of the note is unknown. The only certainty i...
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"The House of Mystery has been temporarily relocated to the Space Between. And in the process, a few of the residents that you've come to adore are left for dead. Meanwhile, despite Peter's best efforts, Harry and Fig grow closer. This issue also features the poet’s dark tale of love and regret, lus...
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"Death rules the City in the Space Between, and as the body count rises, mad ghosts learn to do more than haunt. Will Fig and Peter find a way out? And to make matters even worse, the House of Mystery's previous owner has returned to reclaim what's his. Plus, in the short story ""House and Home,"" i...
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"Cain has finally found his house. Harry is losing himself. Peter Keele has murder on his mind. The death toll has climbed. And all around, the ghosts of the City in the Space Between are closing in. Fig stands to lose everything she loves in the final chapter of ""The Beauty of Decay.” Featuring ...
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"A new era for the House of Mystery begins as Fig reopens the bar to the public. But where's Harry? What's Cain doing here? And what are those things floating in their dusty jars? This is a stellar jumping-on point for new readers featuring a story illustrated by Sergio Aragones about...oh, what do...
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"A boy has arrived at the House of Mystery, and he claims to have a very special relationship with Fig. The problem: Fig has no idea who he is. And she doesn’t much like him, either. Featuring art by indie superstar Farel Dalrymple (Omega The Unknown)."...
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"Here's Fig, waking up in bed with someone she'd much rather not wake up with. This, of course, leads to an unpleasant and bloody confrontation. What happens when one of the House of Mystery residents tries to kill another? Featuring an urban fairy tale illustrated by Sam Kieth (THE MAXX)."...
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"In the conclusion of ""Management,"" someone's been murdered. Very murdered. And the goblins of the goblin market require a death for a death. But who's the murderer? And what if the murderer is someone we all like? The terms of Fig's deal with the Conception are beginning to take their toll, but i...
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"In this special issue, five writers get together to tell one fantastic tale. Join HOUSE OF MYSTERY regulars Matthew Sturges and Bill Willingham, former Vertigo editor Alisa Kwitney, newcomer Dave Justus, and industry legend Paul Levitz to find out what happens when a single story is passed from one...
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"Even good witches are problematic at best. Especially when they show up looking for help from goblins. ""Witches plus goblins"" can't be good. A seriouly stressed-out Fig may just be in the market for a witchy role model."...
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"Life can be tough when you're a lonely gay goblin, a homeless girl or the daughter of the witch queen. But things are about to change for Tursig, Fig, and Daphne respectively... Features the origin of Byzantium Mack, illustrated by the psychedelic brilliance of Brendan McCarthy (SHADE, THE CHANGI...
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"The Witch Queen seems to think that Fig is very important, but the more time they spend together, the more the Witch Queen has her doubts... Plus, this month's short story is illustrated by cover artist Esao Andrews (FABLES: 1001 NIGHTS OF SNOWFALL) and stars our dearly departed Poet."...
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What happens next hasn't happened, or didn't not unhappen, or never was to have happened in the first place. Frankly, the proper tense for what happened to what happens next hasn't been invented yet. In 'Desolation' part two, Fig struggles to exist, but her existence is as problematic as our attempt...
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Mack's granddaughter, Lotus Blossom, is a violent and cunning would-be conjuror. Now, she's taken over the House of Mystery and turned it into something…strange. But not everyone is taking this lying down. And why is Harry sleeping with - well, we can't say who. • Mature Readers...
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What's Fig been doing all this time? And how did Lotus Blossom pull off her reality-bending stunt? Fig's world and Lotus Blossom's world begin to collide as the Magical Physicians try to force a reconciliation. All these mysteries begin to be answered in part four of 'Desolation,' including the orig...
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This is it: the big confrontation between Fig and the Conception, between Fig and Lotus Blossom, between Lotus Blossom and the Magical Physicians, between Fig and Lotus Blossom and Harry, between - okay, between everyone and everyone else, and it's been building since issue #1. What will become of t...
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Three stories woven by a common thread tied to a service station in space. It's the final outpost for the lives of three protagonists. Rusty is the best gambler in New Vegas: he always wins. But now he gets arrogant and this time it'll be a different game with his life at stake. Henry Lance is a tyc...
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