Skräckmagasinet #6/1974
"Död kom vandra med mig" is a chilling tale from Skräckmagasinet #6/1974, where Agnes, transformed into a wooden statue, gains supernatural powers tied to her sculpture’s safety. Written by George Kashdan and illustrated by Dick Dillin with inks by Frank Giacoia, the story follows her tragic descent when her lover steals the statuette and takes it to sea—only for the vessel to sink and Agnes to perish as the sculpture vanishes beneath the waves. The haunting cover, a striking piece by MW Kaluta, captures the eerie mood of the tale.
In "Död kom vandra med mig," Mr Kroy confronts the grim presence of death at his uncle’s bedside, then makes a chilling bargain: in exchange for the lives of his relatives, he secures the inheritance left by the old man. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the line between life and death blurs, and one man’s greed begins to unravel the very fabric of fate.
In the chilling tale "Döda mig om du törs" from Skräckmagasinet #6/1974, twin brothers Fritz and Konrad Mahler share a haunting psychic bond—one that forces Fritz to live every violent act Konrad commits. While Konrad revels in murder, Fritz struggles to maintain his fragile peace, knowing his only escape lies in a final, impossible choice.
In "Agnes spökar inte här längre!", a woman’s life takes a haunting turn when her wooden sculpture becomes the source of her supernatural power—so long as it remains safe in her home. With her new abilities, she claims the lives of several lovers, but her fate unravels when one of them steals the statue and takes it to sea. The story, translated from the original, unfolds with quiet dread as the connection between Agnes and her carved form is tested by distance and the deep.
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Reprinted in Skrekk Magasinet #6/1974 (1974), Horror #23 (1974)
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