La Maison du Mystère #19
"La nuit du loup-garou" kicks off with Philip Shaw, stepping into his brother’s cryogenic slumber and waking three centuries later to a world stripped of humanity—its ruins haunted by the eerie silence of extinction. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated by Ricardo Villamonte, this eerie tale unfolds in a hauntingly desolate future where an alien presence sees Philip not as a survivor, but as a specimen. The cover, a chilling collaboration by Bernie Wrightson, captures the dread of the unknown with its stark, gothic imagery.
In "Coeur de glace," Philip Shaw awakens three centuries after entering cryogenic suspension, only to discover the world he knew is gone—entirely silent, abandoned, and overrun by alien beings who see him as a specimen worth dissecting. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling tale unfolds in the stark, eerie aftermath of humanity’s extinction, where survival hinges on a single, desperate question: what makes a man worth saving when no one else is left to care?
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