La Maison du Mystère #1
"La vengeance du vaudou" in La Maison du Mystère #1 (1975) delivers a chilling twist on a beloved entertainer’s legacy, as a forgotten puppeteer’s legacy stirs from the shadows. Written by Len Wein and brought to life with eerie precision by Bill Draut, the story follows the haunting aftermath of a man’s eviction—where his puppets, once mere toys, rise to claim justice. Bernie Wrightson’s haunting cover captures the eerie spirit of the tale, perfectly framing a tale of memory, loss, and the price of forgotten kindness.
In "La marionnette diabolique," a forgotten puppeteer meets a tragic end, unaware that the very puppets he once brought to life now stir with purpose. Left behind, they rise to haunt the man who evicted their master, their strings taut with vengeance.
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