Le Tombeau de Dracula #9
In "La mort vient de la mer!", Stan Lee and Larry Lieber deliver a chilling twist on urban dread, as a seemingly ordinary elevator operator in a haunted hotel reveals a terrifying truth: the 13th floor doesn’t exist—making the spy’s bomb a fatal miscalculation. Don Heck’s moody art and John Romita’s cover, inked by Tom Palmer, heighten the unease in this eerie 1974 tale from Editions Héritage, where the real horror lies in what’s not there.
In "Quel était le renversant secret du 13ème étage," a tense moment unfolds in a hotel elevator when a spy holds a passer-by at gunpoint, planning to detonate a bomb on the 13th floor. As the elevator descends, the cheerful operator calmly vanishes, revealing the chilling truth: the 13th floor doesn’t exist.
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