Weird Horrors #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Map of Doom," a newlywed couple stumbles upon an ancient World Atlas from 79 A.D. hidden in a sinister old house, only to discover that altering any map within it causes the corresponding real-world location to change instantly—when the husband rubs Manhattan, the city is shattered by an invisible force. As they begin to test the book’s power, their curiosity turns to control, and they set their sights on manipulating global leaders through fear. Joe Kubert’s stark, expressive artwork brings the eerie tension to life, with every panel of the cover and interior drawn by him in both pencils and inks.
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A newlywed couple find an ancient World Atlas that dates back to the year 79 A.D hidden in an old sinister house. Whenever they do something to a map in the book, it happens in real life to the location. For instance when the husband rubs a map of Manhattan with his finger, Manhattan gets destroyed by a "tremendous invisible force". The couple then use this book to blackmail World leaders.
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