Doomsday Album #15

In "Divide and Murder," John uses a strange ability to split his spirit from his body and eliminate those who threaten to expose him—until his latest victim, in a twist he never anticipated, slips into his form and prepares to confess everything the next time he leaves it behind.

In "The Fatal Superstition," Burt Roman frames his partner Ed Huggins for murder using a twisted tale of polka-dot kerchiefs, but when the symbols start appearing again—uninvited and unexplained—his carefully constructed lie begins to unravel. The story unfolds with chilling precision, as guilt and paranoia twist reality in a tale where the past refuses to stay buried.

In "Designs for Disaster," set designer Dane Foote stumbles upon an ancient candle while sorting through old props, and under its eerie glow, he conjures a stunning new set design and a chilling special effect for his film. What begins as a creative breakthrough takes a terrifying turn when the exact disaster he imagined in his dream unfolds in a real town—just as the movie's scene is filmed.