O Terror Negro #1
"O lobisomem ataca!" delivers a chilling 1951 tale from Editora La Selva, where puppet master Lucas unleashes a nightmare when his wooden Jack The Ripper doll comes to life. With inks by Lin Streeter and a haunting cover by Warren Kremer and Al Avison, this eerie story unfolds in a single, brooding issue—a 3,00 BRZ comic where reality blurs and the puppet becomes the predator.
In "O fantasma relutante," three guests at a séance summon spirits seeking beauty, knowledge, and wealth—each receiving their desires in startling ways, though the cost of their wishes begins to weigh heavier than they ever imagined.
In "A marionete fantasma," puppet master Lucas crafts a wooden doll modeled after Jack the Ripper—only to awaken a nightmare when the figure steps off the shelf and begins killing. As the townsfolk dismiss his warnings and the violence escalates, Lucas finds himself trapped between his creation’s bloody rampage and the horror of being betrayed by the very thing he brought to life.
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