Un Faux Livre #2

In "Bruno, le hippie loup-garou," a fugitive seeking refuge in the swamp becomes a victim of a vampiric creature, transforming into a monstrous beast. When he ambushes the sheriff and his deputy from the treetops, his violent leap ends in a gruesome accident—his neck caught in a vine, his body collapsing back into the human form he once was.

In the dripping depths beneath Rome, Signor Renzi and his partner Pietro chase a thief named Banco into the sewers—only to find him consumed, his body gone. Trapped and hunted by the Green Horde, a grotesque horde of reptilian creatures, Renzi makes a desperate deal to save his life: he agrees to hunt victims for them. Years pass, and Renzi builds a fortune, but when he tries to break free from his pact, the creatures retaliate by taking his wife and daughter. Now, haunted and broken, Renzi returns to the catacombs to plead for their lives—only to face the grim fate that awaits him.

In "Dédé l’bigleux," a housekeeper and her boyfriend commit a murder during a quiet evening at their employer’s isolated home—a brilliant but reclusive atomic scientist. When the boyfriend abandons her after the deed, she begins receiving mysterious letters from the dead man, each one unraveling the weight of their crime. As the letters grow more insistent, she’s drawn into a haunting game of guilt and memory, forcing her to confront what they’ve done—and what she’s willing to face next.

In "Captain Nazi," the titular villain hijacks Station WHIZ, forcing Captain America [Enzo] and Captain Marvel to race against time to stop a runaway turbine threatening innocent lives. With Whitey Murphy in danger and a young newsboy left crippled by Captain Nazi’s attack, Captain Marvel faces a difficult choice—using his powers to save the boy, even as the line between hero and villain blurs.

In "Bizutage de légiste," a medical student grappling with betrayal devises a chilling plan after discovering his girlfriend with another man. As he prepares to dismember her body, a mysterious ventriloquist manipulates the man’s mind, making him believe she’s still alive—leading to a shocking, fatal leap.