Deeds of the Diabolical #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Go Back to Your Grave" delivers a chilling twist on the haunted filmmaker trope, as a struggling studio dives into a low-budget horror project about Wilhelm Brandt, a sorcerer wronged in life. The story takes a dark turn when the actor cast to play Brandt begins to exhibit unsettling, inexplicable changes—hinting that the past isn't as buried as they thought. Written by Shane O'Shea and illustrated with eerie precision by Chic Stone, the issue’s unsettling tone is matched by Manuel Breá Rodriguez’s haunting cover.
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