Horrific #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jack the Ripper," ex-con Victor assumes his brother John’s identity and attends a play using John’s tickets—only to see the very murder he committed reenacted on stage. Drawn by Tewks in a chilling, moody style, the story unfolds with a creeping dread as Victor confronts a ghoul-like figure who reveals he’s trapped in an eternal loop of his own crimes. Cover by Don Heck captures the grim, haunting tone with stark, shadowed visuals that mirror the issue’s descent into psychological horror.
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Ex-con Victor kills his brother John and takes his place. He decides to use his brother's tickets to a play, but on the way he is hit by a car. Seemingly unharmed, he attends the play only to find the players portraying his murder of his brother. Thinking he has gone insane, he is horrified when a ghoul-like creature tells him he will be forced to view the sordid episodes of his life forever. Victor never found out he actually died in that car accident and is now doomed to spend eternity in a hell of his own making.
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