Dario Argento presenta Profondo Rosso #6
In "La maledizione di Medusa," John walks a razor's edge, using his uncanny ability to detach his spirit from his body to eliminate those who threaten him—until he realizes that his victims might just be able to turn the trick on him. Written by Steve Skeates and Antonio Bellomi, with art by Jim Aparo and inks by Jim Aparo, this 1991 thriller from Edizioni Eden blends psychological dread with supernatural stakes. The cover, by Luana Paesani, captures the eerie tension of a man caught between two worlds.
In "Spirito errante," John lives with a dangerous secret: he can detach his spirit from his body to kill those who accuse him of corruption. But when a victim learns to do the same, the line between hunter and prey blurs in a deadly game of shadows.
In "Solo... I morti ...sono liberi!", Horne escapes a jungle prison only to stumble into a twisted ordeal with a madman and his silent servant, forced into brutal labor in a hidden diamond mine. The story unfolds in haunting, claustrophobic tension, where every shadow feels alive and freedom remains just out of reach.
In "The Shadow of Frankenstein," scientist Peter Tam, serving as cemetery caretaker, pushes the boundaries of life and death in secret experiments. When he succeeds in reanimating a corpse, he unknowingly awakens a murderous mind with a deadly past.
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↩ Reprints This Magazine Is Haunted #6 (1952), House of Secrets #88 (1970), The Unexpected #121 (1970), The Unexpected #122 (1970), The Unexpected #128 (1971), House of Mystery #199 (1972), House of Secrets #97 (1972)
Reprinted in Horror comics #4 (1991)
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