Weird Mystery Tales Album #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Cry in the Night," Laura Chandler arrives at the isolated Langfrey House to mourn her friend Bettina, only to find herself drawn into a web of family secrets when she agrees to stay and work there. With haunting atmosphere and gothic tension, this eerie tale unfolds through the evocative art of Tony di Zuniga and the bold, expressive cover by Nick Cardy, all written by Dorothy Woolfolk and Ethan C. Mordden.
In "The Mystery of the Missing Bride," Laura Chandler arrives at Langfrey House for the funeral of her friend Bettina, only to find herself drawn into a web of family secrets when she agrees to stay and work there. As she uncovers unsettling truths about the Langfreys—her new employer, Sebastian, and his estranged brother John, along with the enigmatic Dr. Mallet and the quiet Francesca—she begins to suspect that Bettina’s death may not have been what it seemed. With every clue she follows, the house itself feels more like a trap, and the past refuses to stay buried.
When Professor Alex Miles prepares to debunk the legend of the Quoquarto beast, the creature itself erupts from the shadows to attack him—leaving Duncan and Keller to confront a nightmare that defies reason.
In "The Mystery of the Sorcerer's Squad," Detective Lt. Jed Conway sets a trap for a gang of criminals by feeding them a lie: that three enchanted wands hold real power. When the crooks—Staley, Dick Larsen, and Al Francis—begin to believe the myth, the line between deception and magic starts to blur.
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