La Maison du Mystère #18
"Mission surnaturelle" kicks off in a town haunted by a curse tied to a banned play, where actor Winters dares to perform it—unaware that the vengeful spirit of Lord Boynton, sworn to kill anyone who revives the production, is already watching. Written by Joe Samachson and brought to life with moody precision by Ruben Moreira on art and inks, this 1982 French mystery thriller unfolds with a chilling sense of dread. The cover, by Rafael Cortiella, captures the eerie atmosphere in stark, shadowed lines.
In "Le fantôme," actor Winters takes on a forbidden role in a town haunted by a curse, unaware that Lord Boynton’s spectral vow to punish any who revive the play may be more than just a legend. The tension builds as the performance begins, blurring the line between stage and reality in a story where the past refuses to stay buried.
In "Le magicien qui hantait Hollywood," actor Dick Mayhew finds himself drawn into a strange collaboration while preparing to portray a legendary escape artist on screen—his stunts begin to unfold with eerie precision, as if guided by something beyond the camera. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with haunting detail, this 1982 tale from La Maison du Mystère blurs the line between performance and possession, leaving only the lingering question: who is really pulling the strings?
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