Dracula #21
In "L'enfant maudit," a quiet employee at a department store finds himself unnerved by the arrival of a bridal display—especially when one of the female manikins seems to watch him. As strange events unfold, the line between performer and prop blurs, and the groom at a wedding is inexplicably replaced by a lifelike manikin. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with eerie precision by Steve Ditko, this 1978 issue features a haunting cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer.
In "Les mannequins," a quiet employee at a department store grows uneasy as one of the female manikins is readied for a bridal display—until he vanishes, and the groom at the wedding is replaced by a lifelike manikin that bears his exact likeness.
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