Horrorschocker #41
In "Don Diego der Verdammte," a single mother and her 14-year-old son navigate eerie, recurring nightmares that grow more intense as the boy’s health declines—right next to a controversial gas extraction site. Written and illustrated by The Lep, with colors by Levin Kurio and Marte Kurio-Deiterding, this haunting entry in the Horrorschocker series blends psychological dread with environmental unease. The cover, penciled and inked by Levin Kurio, captures the tension with a stark, unsettling image that mirrors the story’s creeping unease.
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Eine alleinerziehende Mutter lebt mit ihrem 14-jährigen Sohn in unmittelbarer Nähe zu einer Erdgasförderanlage. Der Sohn wird von alptraumartigen Anfällen geplant. Stehen diese in einem Zusammenhang mit den zweifelhaften Fördermethoden der Frackinganlage?
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