La Maison du Mystère #16
"La malédiction du crocodile" delivers a chilling twist in the eerie world of La Maison du Mystère #16, where a clown's deadly secret comes to light during a perilous highwire performance. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russell Carley, with moody, atmospheric art by Frank Thorne, the story unfolds with a haunting sense of dread as a wife's final act of defiance echoes beyond death. The cover by Luis Dominguez captures the tale's grim spectacle in sharp, expressive detail.
In "Pingo," a chilling tale from La Maison du Mystère #16, the wife of a seemingly harmless circus clown discovers the horrifying truth behind her husband’s gruesome past. As they perform their final highwire act, she finds herself trapped in a deadly trap designed to make her death look like an accident—only to unleash a vengeance that defies the grave.
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