Horror #6

In "Tote sind einsam," a chilling tale from 1973, Ken Rawson’s fall from a balcony sets off a haunting chain of events that traps his niece Andrea Wintrop in a web of guilt and psychological unraveling. Written by John Albano and illustrated with haunting precision by Tony DeZuniga, the story unfolds with a slow, suffocating dread as past sins rise to claim the present. The cover, a masterful collaboration by Bernie Wrightson, captures the story’s oppressive atmosphere with a single, unforgettable image.