Terror Tales Album #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hell-Hound of Brackenmoor!", a desperate musician named Peter, driven to violence after being threatened with replacement, suffers a tragic accident that crushes his hands—only to receive a shocking second chance when the hands of the late young Johann Brenner are transplanted. Written by Bill Dennehy and illustrated with haunting detail by Win Mortimer, this chilling tale from 1981 blends gothic dread and psychological unease, with Joe Orlando’s cover capturing its eerie, brooding atmosphere.
In the chilling tale "The Haunted Hands of Guilt," Peter Goslar, haunted by the violent act that cost him his job and his hands, undergoes a grim second chance when the hands of the late young pianist Johann Brenner are transplanted to him. As Peter struggles to reclaim his life, the new hands begin to betray him with their own memories—and their own guilt.
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