Docteur Strange #6
In "L'âme de Ted Sallis," a sinister dwarf uses a mannequin disguise to infiltrate homes, turning theft into a deadly game—his victims' lives extinguished in silence, the police blind to his ruse, yet fate closing in as he’s trapped in a sealed coffin. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with moody art by Don Heck and coloring by Stan Goldberg, this 1983 issue from Arédit-Artima features a haunting cover by Gene Colan.
In "Voyage dans l'au-delà," a fraudulent medium who fakes supernatural powers is dragged into the spirit world by real ghosts as retribution. The story unfolds with eerie precision, blending suspense and the uncanny in a brief, chilling journey through unseen realms.
In "L'homme qui faisait le mort," a dwarf uses a lifelike mannequin disguise to infiltrate homes, stealing with eerie precision—until murder complicates his heist. Though the police fail to see through his ruse, their trap leaves him trapped in a coffin, gasping for air.
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