Il Est Minuit... l'Heure des Sorcières #2
"Obsession tragique" delivers a haunting, melancholic tale from 1975, where a chance encounter on a dark road leads a man into a fleeting, perfect evening with a mysterious woman—only to learn the next night that she’s been dead for a year. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with striking precision by Werner Roth and Neal Adams, with inks by Murphy Anderson and Bill Draut, the story lingers in the uncanny space between memory and loss. The eerie, dreamlike atmosphere is captured in full on the cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta, whose evocative art sets the tone for a tale that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
In the damp, shadowed depths of a forgotten swamp, escaped convict Joe Carver stumbles upon a haunting beauty adorned with a crimson necklace—her grace as dangerous as the mist that coils around her. As desire and greed collide, his desperate grab for the jewel seals a fate far darker than he could have imagined.
In "Hors de ce monde," a chance encounter on a quiet road leads a man to share a fleeting, unforgettable evening with a mysterious hitchhiker. The next night, he returns to her home only to learn she’s been dead for a year—leaving behind a memory that lingers just beyond the edge of the world.
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