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| − | [[Image:Gletz_Rudy_Horrific.png|right]]Ambitious trumpet player from the "Horn of Horror" story of Comic Media comic book ''Horrific'' #11 (May 1954). While at a party thrown by a wealthy collector of musical instruments, Gletz is spurned by his girlfriend for being a loser. Testing out a trumpet once belonging to serial killer/talented trumpeter [[The Cajun Man]], he is possessed/haunted/badgered by the dead man's spirit. Given a supernatural boost in the talent department, | + | [[Image:Gletz_Rudy_Horrific.png|right]]Ambitious trumpet player from the "Horn of Horror" story of Comic Media comic book ''Horrific'' #11 (May 1954). While at a party thrown by a wealthy collector of musical instruments, Gletz is spurned by his girlfriend for being a loser. Testing out a trumpet once belonging to serial killer/talented trumpeter [[The Cajun Man]], he is possessed/haunted/badgered by the dead man's spirit. Given a supernatural boost in the talent department, Gletz goes from "Unheard of six months ago, and now leader of the greatest band in the country!" |
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| + | But he has to murder to keep the The Cajun Man's spirit happy and the talent flowing. He finally gets caught and hanged. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[The Cajun Man]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 3 January 2018
Ambitious trumpet player from the "Horn of Horror" story of Comic Media comic book Horrific #11 (May 1954). While at a party thrown by a wealthy collector of musical instruments, Gletz is spurned by his girlfriend for being a loser. Testing out a trumpet once belonging to serial killer/talented trumpeter The Cajun Man, he is possessed/haunted/badgered by the dead man's spirit. Given a supernatural boost in the talent department, Gletz goes from "Unheard of six months ago, and now leader of the greatest band in the country!"
But he has to murder to keep the The Cajun Man's spirit happy and the talent flowing. He finally gets caught and hanged.
