Shudder #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Das Frankenstein Korps!" kicks off a chilling tale in Shudder #1, where Colonel Skorzeny's brutal mission in an African village takes a horrifying turn when his mercenaries encounter something far beyond their reckoning. Written by Steve Ringgenberg and brought to life with stark, atmospheric art by Reno Maniquis, the story unfolds with a tense, unsettling dread. The cover by Jim Wiz captures the eerie tone perfectly.
In "Voodoo Moon," Colonel Skorzeny’s brutal order to wipe out a suspected African village spirals into something far beyond his control, as the mercenaries confront a darkness that defies reason. Written by a standout voice in the genre and brought to life with haunting, atmospheric art, this six-page tale turns a routine mission into a chilling descent into the unknown.
In "B.E.M.," an Earth mission pulls an alien named Pynx from the void and brings him home, where he’s quickly cast in a sci-fi TV show meant to portray his kind. As Pynx steps into the role of the alien he once was, questions linger: is he truly playing a part, or is the show becoming something far more real?
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