James Bond #31/[1974]
In "Vampyrligan," a group of British soldiers during World War I escape a German prisoner-of-war camp, seeking refuge in a forgotten sewer system beneath a coal mine and making a desperate dash toward the Dutch border. The story unfolds with tense, grounded wartime survival, blending claustrophobic tension with the eerie stillness of the underground tunnels. Cover by Jordi Penalva captures the grim atmosphere of the escape with stark, shadowed detail.
In the grim shadows of World War I, British prisoners of war make a desperate bid for freedom, slipping through a hidden sewer system beneath a mine to reach the Dutch border. Told with tense, grounded urgency, this stark two-page tale follows their perilous escape through darkness and decay.
In the quiet dread of their isolated home, Susan begins hearing footsteps where none should be—steps that Albert insists aren’t there. As her fear grows and he locks her away in a sanatorium, the line between paranoia and reality begins to blur. Then, one night, Albert hears them too. Written by ? and translated by ?, this chilling 1974 tale from James Bond #31 delivers a slow-burn descent into unease, where the most terrifying presence may be the one you can’t see.
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Reprinted in James Bond #2/1981 (1981), James Bond #1/1982 (1981), James Bond #11/1990 (1990)
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