Das Monster von Frankenstein #15

In "Ich bin der Gefangene des Voodoo Königs!", a fugitive fleeing from justice stumbles into a remote jungle tribe whose devotion to a golden idol becomes his undoing. After stealing the sacred relic to escape his captors, he soon discovers the terrible truth—once he takes it, he can never set it down, no matter the cost.

In "Horror im Norden!", a lone American hunter dismisses the villagers' tales of a werewolf, braving a violent storm to hunt down a timber wolf. After a night of uneasy sleep, he awakens to find himself bitten—and staring at a monstrous wolf's face in the mirror. Overwhelmed by dread, he takes desperate action to prevent a transformation. Outside, the ordinary wolf that had watched him from the shadows turns and vanishes into the dark woods.

In "Mutter hat immer recht," a mother’s gentle tale about the moon controlling the tides is met with doubt from her young daughter. Years later, after the moon is destroyed by a comet and the seas fall still, the grown daughter tries to share the story with her own child—only to be met with the same skepticism she once dismissed.