Crypt of Shadows #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA red convertible plunges off a cliff while its terrified driver cries out that the very death he foresaw is now coming for him — a skull-faced specter looms in the shadows nearby, making this November 1975 Marvel horror cover as unsettling as anything the anthology has offered. Ron Wilson's pencils and Mike Esposito's inks wring every ounce of dread from the image, balancing the mundane horror of an out-of-control car against something far more supernatural. Inside, Carl Wessler's script and Bill Benulis's art bring "Help!" to life in a series that remains one of Marvel's more underappreciated corners of 1970s horror.
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When a man paints objects onto the canvas of a picture containing a model who loves him, the objects magically appear. He cares only for wealth, not her, and so she leaves him and he finds that he cannot make objects appear without her.
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