Cover: Alex Schomburg

The Human Torch #18

Apr 1945 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“Death Plays the Violin”

In "Death Plays the Violin," the Human Torch and Toro face a chilling mystery when a disfigured violinist, Loufitz, driven to madness after losing his hand in a car crash, begins a deadly campaign against fellow musicians. With haunting precision, the killer's twisted symphony unfolds as the heroes race to stop him before he strikes again. Art by Al Gabriele and Maurice Gutwirth brings the eerie tension to life, while Alex Schomburg's striking cover captures the dread of a man whose music has turned to murder.

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artist Al Gabriele · inker Maurice Gutwirth · cover Alex Schomburg

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artist Al Gabriele

inker Maurice Gutwirth

cover pencils, inks Alex Schomburg

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A violinist named Loufitz who had his hand amputated after an automobile accident goes mad and murders several violinists before he falls to his death battling Torch and Toro.

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