Le Manoir des Fantômes #3
"Vision d'horreur" delivers a chilling blend of science fiction and psychological dread in this 1982 installment from Le Manoir des Fantômes. When August Breuger has his brain preserved and linked to a machine to extend his life, his assistant soon discovers the dangerous potential of his mind—and the terrifying cost of exploiting it. Written by Carl Wessler, with dynamic art by Dick Ayers and inks by Dan Adkins, the issue pulses with eerie atmosphere, while Jim Starlin's cover captures the story's unsettling essence.
In "Le cerveau fantôme," August Breuger's severed brain is kept alive and connected to a computer, clinging to existence through artificial means. His assistant, drawn by greed, attempts to harness the brain's lingering mental powers for personal gain—pushing the limits of science, ethics, and what it truly means to be alive.
In "La vengeance du cadavre," George Hoskins' death sets off a deadly game among his heirs, each hunting for a hidden fortune buried in the manor—knowing full well that greed will turn blood to poison. The story unfolds in the shadowed halls of Le Manoir des Fantômes, where the line between inheritance and vengeance blurs.
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