Psycho #15

A matter-of-fact guide walks readers through the ancient Egyptian technique of mummification, step by step—from the removal of soft tissue to the wrapping process that could take seventy days. Presented as a historical curiosity rather than instruction manual, the story reveals why this archaic art has never been successfully replicated in modern times, despite being followed to the letter.

In 1662, a nobleman wrongly imprisoned in France's darkest dungeon fixates on revenge against the thirteen who conspired to trap him there—plotting his escape and methodically planning how he'll take down each tormentor, from his unfaithful wife to the corrupt officials and family members who destroyed him. "The 13 Dead Things" traces the Count of Monte Godo's obsession as he devises a daring scheme to break free and exact his vengeance, driven by nothing but rage and the company of the rats that have become his only companions in that hellish cell.

A mysterious death aboard the S.S. Captain Cook sets passengers and crew on edge as theories of werewolves, vampires, and madness collide—but when nightfall brings a gruesome attack, the crew realizes something far more dangerous than superstition is stalking the decks. As panic threatens to consume the ship, a young woman named Tina reveals a terrible secret to a man named Peter: she carries a bloodlust curse tied to these mountains, and the attacks may be closer to home than anyone dares admit. With bodies mounting and fog closing in, the crew must uncover the truth before the creature claims more victims.

Vincent de Maine and his wife arrive at his dying uncle's Gothic mansion hoping to secure their place in his will, but the isolated estate harbors dark secrets far more sinister than the village rumors suggest. When a mysterious stranger and a nurse with hidden motives converge within the house's shadowy halls, Vincent and Melanie find themselves trapped in a nightmare where greed may be the least of their concerns. As screams echo from the cellar and impossible truths begin to surface, survival becomes far more urgent than inheritance.