Challengers of the Unknown #28

This November 1962 issue of Challengers of the Unknown presents a genuinely unsettling cover by Bob Brown: towering ancient Egyptian statues bear the faces of the Challengers themselves, looming over a frantic street-level struggle where a red-haired woman in a teal gown is grabbed by a bare-chested, striped-garbed figure while her teammates in their purple jumpsuits race to the rescue. A cover blurb warns there's no time to puzzle out how the team's likenesses ended up on those colossal monuments — June is in trouble right now — and the featured story, "The Riddle of the Faceless Man," promises the kind of bizarre, high-stakes adventure that made this series a standout of early-'60s DC comics.