Dead of Night #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jack the Ripper," Sarah Harper—a collector with a taste for dangerous relics—finds herself entangled in a mystery when she attempts to steal a sword linked to Benedict Arnold. As guilt begins to weigh on her, her past actions threaten to unravel her carefully constructed facade. Joe Sinnott’s sharp art brings the tension to life, while Larry Lieber and Al Milgrom’s cover captures the eerie atmosphere of the tale.
In "Jack the Ripper," a skeptical American travels to England to debunk rumors of the infamous killer’s return—twenty years after his death—only to find himself drawn to the very grave said to hold the murderer’s remains. When the groundsman refuses to accompany him into the cemetery, citing ghostly warnings, the man presses on, unaware that the past is far from buried. As the grave opens and the legend rises again, the cycle of obsession and dread begins anew.
In "Sarah," a chilling tale from *Dead of Night* #6 (1974), the ruthless artifact collector Sarah Harper becomes entangled in her own web of deceit when she sets her sights on a cursed sword once wielded by Benedict Arnold. As her obsession deepens, the weight of her choices begins to unravel her, pushing her toward a confession she never expected to make.
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