Johannes Cabal is a necromancer. He gave up his soul to learn the dark art and now he wants it back. The pretentious scientist travels to Hell to get his soul back from the Devil, but Satan, of course ...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... “Johannes Cabal the Necromancer” takes part of its inspiration from the Faust tale. Man makes a deal with the devil, man decides he doesn’t like the deal, ...
Johannes Cabal is a necromancer, which means he knows how to raise the dead. He tends to show some lack of respect for the living, but then, he just got his soul back not long ago. As Johannes Cabal ...
The fifth adventure (after The Brothers Cabal) of Johannes Cabal, a “necromancer of some little infamy,” is the culmination of his quest to resurrect his deceased beloved, Berenice. Guided by a ...
At the conclusion of The Fear Institute, necromancer Johannes Cabal lay nearly dead at his own front gate. At the start of his fourth adventure, he wakes, nursed to health by his brother, Horst, a ...
When Johannes Cabal, a haughty sorcerer, finds that the absence of a soul is an impediment to his occult studies, he strikes a bargain with Satan in British author Howard's darkly funny debut: in one ...
Having determined that the greatest impediment to human progress is fear, Messrs. Bose, Corde, and Shadrach of the Fear Institute seek the assistance of Johannes Cabal (first seen in Johannes Cabal ...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Johannes Cabal, the creation of British game designer Jonathan L. Howard, is a magnetic character of questionable charm. Introduced in “Johannes Cabal the ...