Il Est Minuit... l'Heure des Sorcières #10
In "Le glas de Santa Morte," the dark circus takes a deadly turn when jealous sword swallower Kroger attempts to eliminate high wire performer Miss Denise. Hugo the clown, silently devoted to her, steps in to save her—only to pay the ultimate price. Written by Murray Boltinoff and illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti, with a haunting cover by Nick Cardy, this 1976 issue delivers a chilling blend of suspense and tragedy beneath the big top’s glittering lights.
In "La mort du clown," jealousy ignites a deadly act of sabotage when Kroger, the sword swallower, attempts to kill Miss Denise, the high wire performer. Hugo the clown, silently devoted to her, rushes to her aid—only to pay the ultimate price.
In *Statues de cire*, Judah Tallow, a reclusive wax museum curator with a fascination for the occult, makes a chilling move: he abducts Dalia, an amnesiac woman long preserved as a wax figure, believing she holds the key to awakening a forgotten sorcerous empire. With the museum’s eerie displays standing as silent witnesses, his plan to restore her memory—and unleash a long-dormant force—begins to take shape.
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