Skræk #6
In "Mausolæet!", Howard Martin—now the proud owner of a rebuilt castle in America—spends his first night there, only to be startled by eerie sounds in the garden. Peering through the window, he witnesses a chilling sight: the corpses from the estate’s past are reassembling the missing mausoleum. As he watches in fascination, Nathan Weatherby, the man who once murdered his uncle and sold the castle, sneaks out and is dragged inside by the dead. The haunting isn’t over—it’s just beginning. Written and illustrated by Johnny Craig, with a cover by Jack Davis, this 1994 Danish horror tale delivers a deliciously twisted twist on legacy, guilt, and the price of a haunted past.
In "Mausolæet!", Howard Martin arrives at a remote castle with plans to dismantle and rebuild it in America—only to find himself drawn into a chilling legacy of betrayal and retribution. After the castle’s owner, Mr. Weatherby, is murdered by his nephew Nathan and secretly buried in the family mausoleum, Nathan sells the estate to Howard, warning him it’s haunted. When the mausoleum vanishes from the grounds and Howard Martin’s newly rebuilt castle in America hosts its first night, he’s startled to see the dead reassembling the tomb—and soon learns that the spirits have a debt to settle.
In the shadowed hills of a forgotten countryside, a vampire and a werewolf find love across the moon’s monthly cycle, their bond tested by the very villagers who fear them. When betrayal strikes and they’re buried in the devil’s graveyard, their story doesn’t end—only begins anew, rising together to claim a strange, eternal union.
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