Névrose #4

Oct 1985 · Arédit-Artima · 6,50 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“L'oiseau de mort”

In "L'oiseau de mort," a desperate man flees to his brother’s isolated home, seeking shelter as his nephew’s life slips away. As an old legend about a monstrous black bird that claims the dying begins to unfold, the line between myth and terror blurs. Written by Bob Toomey and brought to life by E. R. Cruz with inks by Noly Panaligan, the story’s haunting atmosphere is matched by Luis Dominguez’s striking cover.

writer Bob Toomey · artist E. R. Cruz · inker Noly Panaligan · cover Luis Dominguez

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writer Bob Toomey

artist E. R. Cruz

inker Noly Panaligan

cover pencils, inks Luis Dominguez

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A terrorist seeks refuge in his late brother's home, where his nephew is dying. The legend of a giant black bird who carries people to their death comes true, taking the man instead of the boy.

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