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Cover: Ken Kelly

Psycho #4

Sep 1971 · Skywald · 0.50 USD
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“The Innsmouth Apparition”

In "The Innsmouth Apparition," the Frankenstein monster—having survived the fall of Castle Frankenstein—flees abroad, joining a traveling freak show before being exhibited near the famed Notre Dame cathedral in France. After escaping his cage, he crosses paths with the towering, hunched figure of Quasimodo, whose own isolation mirrors his own. Written and illustrated by Sean Todd, with inks by Jack Abel and letters by Jean Simek, this eerie 1971 tale unfolds under Ken Kelly’s haunting cover.

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writer, artist Sean Todd · inker Jack Abel · letterer Jean Simek · cover Ken Kelly

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writer, artist Sean Todd
inker Jack Abel
letterer Jean Simek
cover pencils, inks Ken Kelly

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The Frankenstein monster survives the destruction of Castle Frankenstein and flees the country by hooking up with a traveling freak show. He's eventually put on display in France in front of the legendary Notre Dame cathedral. He escapes, only to encounter the monsterous bell ringer Quasimodo!

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