Lobo #14
In "Eine Nacht im Leichenschauhaus," Lobo finds himself at the center of a macabre mystery when a series of fresh corpses—each a victim of his own hand—begin arriving at a morgue where Dr. Einstein Dolittle Drey is assembling a new body from cadavers. As a mysterious time traveler keeps appearing, always just a moment too soon, the line between past and present blurs in unsettling ways. Written by Alan Grant and Christian Heiß, with art by Carl Critchlow and inks by Mark Propst, this 1998 Dino Verlag issue features a cover by Carl Critchlow and Mark Propst, blending body horror with temporal intrigue in a story that’s as unpredictable as it is unforgettable.
In "Eine Nacht im Leichenschauhaus," Lobo’s latest kill spree takes a bizarre turn when Dr. Einstein Dolittle Drey begins assembling a new body from the corpses he’s collected—each one a victim of the mercenary’s brutal hand. As fresh corpses arrive one by one, an enigmatic time traveler keeps showing up, always just a moment too soon, leaving behind only confusion and the lingering sense that something far stranger is unfolding.
In "Fette Bastarde - Die Erbin: Teil 1," Lobo crashes into Al’s Diner just as the notorious Fetten Bastarde descend, turning the roadside eatery into a feast of chaos and destruction. With bullets flying and the diner’s last bite on the line, Lobo’s arrival sets off a showdown that’s equal parts absurd and explosive.
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