Spook #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Solo for Death," a 1954 Star Publications gem, the ghost of Ivan Rasgoth—cursed for cowardice six centuries prior—haunts his ancestral castle, bound by chains and the weight of his shame. Now, his descendant James D Campbell has inherited the estate, unaware that only a true act of courage can break the curse. Written and illustrated by Jay Disbrow, with a haunting cover by Leonard B. Cole, this eerie tale blends Gothic dread with a timeless test of legacy.
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600 years ago, Ivan Rasgoth fled a battle due to cowardice and hid inside his castle until the war was over. Vengeful spirits of his descendants emerged and killed him cursing him to be a ghost, forever doomed with the chain of lamentation and the seal of cowardice. The only way these items can be removed and his spirit laid to rest is if a descendant of his can commit an act of bravery. This leads us to the modern day and his descendant James D Campbell who has just inherited his castle....
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