Psycho #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Skin And Bones Syndrome!", a hauntingly detailed anatomical drawing from a curio shop stirs from the page, its lifelike precision drawing admiration from an anatomy student and his professor—until the figure steps out of the paper and into the real world. Alvin Hollingsworth’s stark, expressive artwork brings the eerie transformation to life, capturing the unsettling blend of science and horror. Brendan Lynch’s cover perfectly mirrors the story’s chilling tone, a visual echo of the drawing’s creeping dread.
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A curio shop owner draws a human figure who's half intact and half skinless to illustrate anatomy. Its the perfect drawing of the human anatomy so much so that an anatomy student who buys the drawing is praised by his college professor. The professor is so impressed by the accuracy of the drawing he uses it as a visual aid for his classes. However, the "man" in the drawing comes to life and begins committing murder.
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