Das Monster von Frankenstein #9

In "Die Vampir-Töter!", the Frankenstein Monster flees a vengeful mob only to confront a far greater threat: the ancient vampire Dracula. Forced into a brutal showdown, he must make a terrible choice when Dracula turns Carmen, a young woman he once protected, into a creature of the night.

In "Blindenhund," a desperate thug targets a wealthy man’s seeing eye dog, only to uncover a shocking truth: the man can see, and the dog is no ordinary companion—he’s a blind, retired werewolf with a past as mysterious as his powers. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending suspense and unexpected twists as the line between protector and prey blurs.

In 1769, executioner Francis Tourneau serves King Louis XVI, driven to perfect the art of execution with cold precision. When physician Joseph-Ignace Guillotin offers a design for a mechanized device, Tourneau sees a chance to refine his grim craft—only to become its first casualty when revolution erupts and the Bastille falls.