Skrækmagasinet #2/1974
"Dødsfjenden" delivers a chilling, twisty tale from 1974, where a desperate man’s escape from a life of crime spirals into a surreal trap. After stealing $150,000 and fleeing into the woods, Brad Horton stumbles into an old well and finds himself caught in a loop of second chances—each one costing a nickel. With art by Mort Meskin and inks by George Roussos, the story unfolds with eerie precision, while Nick Cardy’s cover captures the haunting mood of a man trapped by his own desires.
In "Ønskebrønden," Brad Horton stumbles into an old well after fleeing with stolen money, only to find himself mysteriously back on the train he’d abandoned. When a stone near the well reveals that wishes cost a nickel, he begins to test the strange power—first for a million dollars, then for freedom—until the price of his choices catches up with him.
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