Ghostly Haunts #28

In "Till We Meet Again," speleologists Henri and Jean—once inseparable friends turned rivals over Inger—find themselves trapped deep in the Harz mountains when their surface lines are severed, leaving them stranded beneath the earth with only each other and the silent, watching darkness below.

In "Mr. Blanque," a faceless man with a haunting past seeks a new identity through the artistry of sculptor Carol Marino, who agrees to craft him a complete face. As Jack Spaulding, her married agent, grows increasingly desperate for her affection, a dangerous pact begins to take shape. With secrets simmering beneath the surface, Carol's final words to Jack carry a chilling weight—she’s given Mr Blanque something far more personal than a mask.

In "No Way Out," Jabez Monchek has spent his entire life confined within the walls of his isolated house, where doors to the outside have vanished and windows are barred—only Murry, a boy who delivers groceries, seems to move freely through walls. When his guest Carla urges him to try leaving, Jabez insists no path exists, but after she departs, the impossible begins: doors to the world outside suddenly appear, too many to choose from.