Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #8/1974
In "Kauhun kaikki kasvot," a desperate thug forces a sorcerer to reveal six words that can send someone into limbo—only to use them on himself, breaking the fourth wall with a chilling admission to the reader. The moment he speaks the incantation again, he vanishes, only to find the sorcerer waiting in limbo, laughing. Syd Shores handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Mike Ploog delivers the eerie, direct-to-reader cover.
In "Kuusi outoa sanaa," a desperate thug demands a sorcerer reveal six words that can banish a man to limbo—only to use them on the sorcerer himself. After breaking the fourth wall to warn the reader they "know too much," he recites the incantation again, vanishing into the void where he finds the sorcerer laughing.
In "Hirviö iskee," Jack and Topaz race against time to restore Phillip Russell’s mind to his body, uncovering a truth that shatters Jack’s long-held suspicions—Phillip Russell was not the killer he believed. As the past collides with the present, the line between vengeance and justice blurs in this tense, atmospheric tale.
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