Ghost Stories of an Antiquary #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Number 13" delivers a chilling, atmospheric tale in Ghost Stories of an Antiquary #2, a standout entry in the series drawn from the legendary tales of M. R. James. Written by Leah Moore and John Reppion and illustrated with haunting precision by George Kambadais—whose art, inks, and colors all contribute to the creeping dread—this story follows Anderson, a researcher staying in a hotel in Viborg, where a phantom room numbered 13 seems to exist just beyond the edge of sight. The cover by Francesco Francavilla perfectly captures the unsettling mood, with its stark shadows and eerie stillness.
In the quiet, shadowed halls of a Viborg hotel, researcher Anderson finds himself drawn to a room marked "13" that shouldn’t exist—visible only in the dark, echoing with unsettling sounds and flickering shadows. As the line between night and day blurs, the tension mounts when the man from room 14 finally steps forward, demanding answers, and the two confront the impossible within the haunted space.
Somerton ventures into the forgotten depths of a crumbling abbey, drawn by the legend of Abbot Thomas’s lost treasure—only to discover it hidden in a long-forgotten well. But as he descends, he realizes the site is guarded by something far older and more watchful than gold ever could be.
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