Street & Smith's Super-Magician Comics ended with a story about how gods lose their power as their worshippers die off. Street&Smith sponsored
\n1946 was an odd turning point for Street & Smith's Super-Magician Comics. After longtime writer Walter Gibson exited Street & Smith due to a contract dispute that year, the publisher attempted to replace Blackstone the Magician with a fictional magician named Nigel Elliman in the Super-Magician Comics title. Legendary magician Harry Houdini was soon added into the mix on the title.
\nAs the story opens, Mercury tells Neptune, 'This, then, is the end. All the other gods have gone. None remain but thee and me… and my last worshipper has just died.' And with that, Mercury fades away, leaving Neptune to contemplate his own fate. But Neptune discovers that he has one final worshipper still living. Neptune rewards this follower with gold, but that proves to be a terrible mistake as the elderly worshipper is robbed and killed by bandits.
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