Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #4/1975
"Raivopää herää" brings together two powerful forces in this 1975 Semic release: the reanimated Frankenstein’s monster, awakened once more through experimental medicine, and the vengeful mercenary Raivopää, returning to settle old scores. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Val Mayerik with inks by Bob McLeod, the story blends human suffering with scientific horror in a gripping, atmospheric tale. The cover by Ed Hannigan and Dan Adkins captures the tension with a striking, moody image.
In "Raivopää herää," Frankenstein's creature stirs once more, awakened by experimental medicine, while the vengeful mercenary Raivopää returns from the shadows. This 1975 horror-suspense tale weaves together human suffering and scientific dread in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "Surma katedraalissa," Jack Russell finds himself once more entangled in terror, this time amid the shadowed spires of a Parisian Gothic cathedral that hides a fate too dreadful to imagine. Drawing on themes of suffering and humanity from Victor Hugo’s legacy, the story unfolds in a haunting atmosphere where every stone seems to whisper secrets best left buried.
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