Horrorschocker #30
In "Die Geister der toten Legion," writer and artist Levin Kurio delivers a haunting tale set decades after the fall of a Roman legion in the Teuteborger Forest, where enslaved Roman soldier Numonius and a band of German barbarians venture into the haunted woods seeking lost treasure. What they uncover is not gold, but the vengeful spirits of the dead legion—awakened as a horde of zombies, led by a towering, monstrous figure. With stunning visuals by Levin Kurio and color work by Marte Kurio-Deiterding, this 2012 issue from Weissblech Comics blends myth and dread in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In the haunted aftermath of the Teutoberger Forest battle, enslaved Roman soldier Numonius leads a desperate search through ancient ruins, drawn by whispers of lost legionary gold. But the deeper they venture, the more the forest reveals its terrible truth: the dead legion is not buried, but walking—and something far larger stirs in the dark.
In the isolated atoll of *Ein Ort zum Überleben?!*, World War pilot Lt. Barlow stumbles upon a group of soldiers living in uneasy harmony, far from the war that once defined them. As the calm of their secluded existence begins to unravel, the true nature of their survival—and the hidden threat beneath the waves—starts to surface.
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