Tales from the Flipside #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Record of Doom," a clarinet player haunted by a recent injury discovers his music now carries a haunting new power—only the dead can hear it. As he grapples with this strange gift, his attempts to reconnect with the living world unravel, leaving him caught between two realms. Pete Morisi’s expressive art brings the eerie, intimate tone to life, while Peter Pontiac’s cover captures the story’s unsettling mood.
In "The Madman's Music," a clarinet player haunted by a recent injury discovers his playing has changed—now resonating only with the dead. When his agent can’t hear a single note, he begins to wonder what it means to create music no living soul can perceive.
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