Gwandanaland Comics #325
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ripper's Return," young Dr. Jason Brown stumbles upon a horrifying truth: Dr. Karvel can transfer the memories and personalities of the dead into the living. When Brown tries to stop the experiments, Karvel turns the tables—transforming him into Jack the Ripper. The resulting rampage leaves Karvel dead, and Jason is left behind, declared insane and imprisoned for life. Alvin Hollingsworth’s stark art brings the psychological horror to life, while Ed Goldfarb and Bob Baer’s cover captures the chilling essence of the tale.
In "The Ripper's Return," young Dr. Jason Brown stumbles upon a horrifying truth: Dr. Karvel can transfer the minds of the dead into living bodies. When Brown tries to stop him, Karvel turns the tables—fusing Brown’s consciousness with that of Jack the Ripper. Now, as the infamous killer’s mind takes hold, Brown’s fate hangs in the balance, and the line between victim and monster blurs beyond recognition.
Joan dives into a mystery that leads her straight to a mad scientist claiming his Eonscope has resurrected notorious murderers from the past. As she uncovers the truth, she finds herself caught in a web of deception that tests her courage and wit.
When Barry Inwood follows the strange instructions in his uncle’s will, he unwittingly unleashes a terrifying spectral army—giants from history and legend, led by his uncle’s ghostly return. The line between the living and the dead blurs as Barry confronts the horrifying consequences of a ritual he never meant to complete.
In "The Knife of Jack the Ripper!", a young carpenter inherits a cursed blade tied to one of history’s most infamous killers, and soon finds himself tormented by violent visions. As the knife’s influence grows, he’s drawn into a deadly spiral he can’t escape, his grip on reality slipping with every cut.
In "The Wax Demons," Professor Sherman’s struggling wax museum takes a dark turn when he strikes a deal with Satan to bring his figures to life—only to awaken the most infamous villains of history, not the heroes he envisioned. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling tale from Gwandanaland Comics #325 unfolds in a single, eerie setting where the past is not honored, but unleashed.
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