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Grimm Tales of Terror Volume 5 #2
In the early 1900s, the quiet town of Terrell, Texas was haunted by a string of horrifying disappearances. Children would vanish without a trace, leaving behind only their rotten, decaying teeth-tiny teeth that could have only belonged to them. The townspeople, desperate and terrified, turned their suspicions toward Carla Crane, a woman known for luring children with sweets. Accused of witchcraft and murder, she was condemned and burned at the stake, her screams echoing through the town. The legend of "The Candy Lady" was born. Now, over a century later, the curse of the Candy Lady has resurfaced. Children in Terrell are disappearing once more, and the chilling whispers of the past return with them. As fear grips the town, a dark truth emerges: The Candy Lady never died. Her spirit has been waiting, thirsting for vengeance. She's back, more vengeful than ever, and this time, no one will escape the Candy Lady's sweet, deadly wrath.
Characters: Keres
Creative roster
Alé Garza (Cover)
Cedric Poulat (Cover)
Christopher Cote (Designer, Production)
Cocoaspen (Cover)
Daniel Mainé (Artist)
Dave Franchini (Editor)
Drax Gal (Cover)
Elias Chatzoudis (Cover)
Eric Johnson (Cover)
Igor Vitorino (Cover)
Ivan Nunes (Cover)
Joe Brusha (Writer)
Juan Manuel Rodriguez (Colorist)
Keith Garvey (Cover)
Mike DeBalfo (Cover)
Mohan Sivakami (Cover)
Paul Green (Cover)
Pierluigi Abbondanza (Cover)
Sanju Nivangune (Cover)
Sonia Matas (Cover)
Taylor Esposito (Letterer)
Urszula Mos (Cover)
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