La Créature du Marais #3
In "La nuit de l'horreur," Bradford Sykes attempts a radical experiment to restore balance between the sisters Rachel and Sue Markham by transferring one soul into the other’s body. Written by Mike W. Barr and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, with colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1983 issue from Arédit-Artima delivers a chilling blend of psychological tension and supernatural mystery. The cover, by Tom Yeates, captures the eerie atmosphere of a night where boundaries between self and other begin to blur.
In "L'héritage du diable," Louis Debois makes a desperate bargain with the devil to gain flawless financial intuition—trading his young son’s future for a fortune built on dark foresight. The story unfolds with chilling intimacy, as the price of power begins to shadow even the most ordinary moments of family life.
In "La beauté de l'âme," Bradford Sykes attempts a radical experiment to restore balance between the sisters Rachel and Sue Markham by transferring one soul into the other’s body—a delicate and dangerous act that blurs the line between identity and self. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring the fragile boundaries of the mind and the cost of such a profound intervention.
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