Skrækmagasinet #13/1973
"Dødens maleri..!" in Skrækmagasinet #13/1973 delivers a chilling tale of ambition and eerie consequence, as aspiring violinist Paul Drake is drawn into a dark legend surrounding the cursed violin of Lajos. With haunting artwork by Doug Wildey, whose expressive pencils and inks bring the story’s creeping dread to life, this issue blends musical aspiration with supernatural unease. The cover by Buddy Gernale captures the mood perfectly—a 2,50 DKK comic from 1973 that’s as unsettling as it is unforgettable.
Paul Drake dreams of standing on stage as a true concert violinist, but his talent earns him only the role of a musical clown. When he hears the legend of the cursed violin of Lajos, he sees a chance to rewrite his fate—though he has no idea how deeply the instrument’s power will twist his life.
In "Kun døden er fri...!", Horne flees a jungle prison only to stumble upon a deranged man and his silent servant, who trap him in a hidden diamond mine. Stripped of freedom and driven by desperation, he must endure their brutal labor—yet the true horror may lie not in the chains, but in the silence that follows.
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↩ Reprints House of Mystery #89 (1959), The Unexpected #128 (1971)
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