The Phantom Stranger #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Calls Twice for a Deadman," writer Michael Fleisher and Russell Carley, with art by Fred Carrillo, deliver a chilling tale of deception and the supernatural, as Ronnie Kuhn—drawn into a mysterious circle of women claiming to be the Black Orchid—uncovers a truth far more dangerous than he imagined. The story, illustrated with eerie precision and lettered by Esphid Mahilum, unfolds under the haunting cover by Jim Aparo, whose inks deepen the mystery of a cult built on illusion.
In a tense twist of fate, the Phantom Stranger finds himself drawn into a deadly game of mistaken identity when Sensei transports Cleveland Brand, Tiny, and Lorna to his hidden sanctuary—intent on killing Deadman, whom he believes to be his long-lost brother. With Boston Brand’s life hanging in the balance and the past rising like a ghost, the line between brother and stranger blurs in a confrontation that defies death itself.
When Ronnie Kuhn is invited to join a mysterious sisterhood claiming to be the Black Orchid, she’s dazzled by the glamour and secrecy—only to realize too late that the Legion she’s now part of may be a deception built on secrets, lies, and something far more dangerous than she ever imagined.
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Reprinted in The Phantom Stranger #39 (1978), Historias Fantásticas #350 (1979), Névrose #10 (1986), Showcase Presents: Phantom Stranger #2 (2008), Deadman #3 (2013), Deadman Omnibus #[nn] (2021)
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