Dracula #12
In "Natten i rædslernes hus," John Clay’s greed leads him to steal a cursed ruby from a dying monk in Tibet—along with the man’s hand. Now wealthy but haunted, he must prevent the severed hand from turning to ash, as the monk’s final vow promises a reckoning. Penciled and inked by Paul Reinman, this eerie tale unfolds with a chilling sense of dread, while Frank Brunner and Tom Palmer deliver a striking cover that captures the story’s dark, brooding atmosphere.
In "Den visne hånd," John Clay’s greed in Tibet sets a chilling curse in motion when he steals a ruby said to hold a sinner’s soul—and takes the monk’s hand in the process. Now wealthy but haunted, he must desperately prevent the severed hand from turning to ash, as the monk’s final vow echoes through time.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into Terror #19 (1953), Eerie #9 (1967), Nightmare #10 (1972), Tomb of Dracula #12 (1973)
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