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Out of the Shadows#12
Cover: Mike Roy

Out of the Shadows #12

Mar 1954 · Pines · 0.10 USD
“Hand of Death”

In "Hand of Death," French gambler Henri Monard, down on his luck in Northern Africa, stakes everything on a fabled Tuareg treasure hidden in the Sahara. After a brutal quest and a bloody return to Paris, his newfound wealth brings only dread—haunted by the ancient curse of the Djenoun, he finds luxury is no shield against the past. Alex Toth’s stark, expressive art and Mike Peppe’s inks bring the desert’s menace to life, while Herb Field’s lettering tightens the tension. The cover, by Mike Roy, captures Monard’s unraveling in shadowed silhouette.

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artist Alex Toth · inker Mike Peppe · letterer Herb Field · cover Mike Roy

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artist Alex Toth
letterer Herb Field
cover pencils Mike Roy

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French gambler Henri Monard is washed up in Northern Africa, but learns about a Tuareg treasure in the Sahara desert. He kills for it and returns to Paris, indulging in luxury. But the curse of the Djenoun is upon him...

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