Le Monstre de Frankenstein #12
In "Un tombe glacé et durable!", a man who invents a camera capable of capturing the future is shaken when, aiming it a week ahead, he gets only a blank image—no glimpse of what’s to come, just an unsettling void. With art by Joe Sinnott on both pencils and inks, this chilling installment from Le Monstre de Frankenstein #12 blends sci-fi unease with eerie stillness, while the cover by Ron Wilson and Ernie Chan adds a haunting visual edge.
In "L'homme qui voyait demain!", a man haunted by his own invention—a camera that captures the future—stares into its lens and finds only a blank image, a chilling void that leaves him questioning what, or who, might be missing from tomorrow.
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