Horrorschocker #45

Feb 2017 · Weissblech Comics · 3,90 EUR DE; 4,20 EUR AT

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Gerettet von LZ-90," an American soldier stranded in a storm on the North Sea is pulled from the waves by a mysterious Zeppelin from the First World War—a haunting encounter that blurs time and fate. Written by Levin Kurio and brought to life with stark, atmospheric art by Klaus Scherwinski, this issue from Weissblech Comics' Horrorschocker series delivers a chilling blend of wartime mystery and surreal dread. The cover, also by Scherwinski, captures the eerie elegance of the moment with precise, haunting detail.

Contains 3 stories

Gerettet von LZ-90

6 pp · Horror-Suspense

Hauptmann WernerFähnrich Kröger

In the storm-lashed North Sea, an American soldier fighting through a violent storm finds himself rescued by a mysterious Zeppelin from the First World War—its presence utterly out of time, its crew silent and strange. Written by the team behind *Horrorschocker*, this chilling six-page tale weaves dread into the very air, as one man’s desperate escape becomes a haunting encounter with the past.

Familienbande

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

Frederic van FonzFriedrich van FonzChantalFabian

Jessica

10 pp · Horror-Suspense

Rolf MackKesslerSmithJessica Schulz