Lobo #16
In "Die Erbin - Teil 4 - Grand Slam in Slam City," Lobo plunges into the afterlife to track down a dead man with a crucial secret, tearing himself in two to do it—only to find his body devoured by flesh-eating snails upon his return. Written by Alan Grant and Christian Heiß, with art by Carl Critchlow and inks by Mark Propst, this 1999 Dino Verlag issue delivers a grotesque, high-octane blend of body horror and sci-fi chaos, all wrapped in a cover by Android Images.
In "Die Erbin - Teil 4 - Grand Slam in Slam City," Lobo escapes captivity with one goal: rescuing Darlene from her dangerously unpredictable sister. As chaos erupts across the planet, the entire world hurtles toward an impossible fate—caught in the pull of a collapsing star.
In "Seance an ´nem feuchten Nachmittag," Lobo dives into the afterlife to track down a dead man with a crucial secret—only to find his body devoured by flesh-eating snails upon return. Written with razor-sharp wit and absurd flair, this 22-page tale from Lobo #16 (1999) delivers a hilariously grotesque twist on the afterlife, blending dark humor with the series’ signature over-the-top style.
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