La Maison du Mystère #3
In "Vampirisme," a haunting tale from La Maison du Mystère #3 (1976), a man with no memory is driven to steal by a disembodied head that commands him from afar. The head belongs to his creator, and as police close in, the truth of their twisted bond unfolds in a desperate, tragic final act. Bernard Baily handles both art and inks for the story, while Bernie Wrightson delivers the chilling cover.
In "Qui suis-je ?", a man with no memory is compelled to steal by a disembodied head that claims to be his creator. As the robot follows orders he doesn’t understand, the line between master and machine blurs—until the police close in and the truth becomes a deadly race for survival.
In "Mister Mortem," Drew Wilson is haunted by the sudden appearances of a mysterious stranger—first at his uncle’s funeral, then at the death of a boxer—leading him to suspect that the figure is more than just a grim coincidence. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling 1976 tale from *La Maison du Mystère* #3 unfolds with quiet dread, as Drew confronts the unsettling possibility that death is not just an end, but a presence that follows him.
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