Chamber of Chills Magazine #10

In "The Face of Horror," a man trapped in a suffocatingly small, pitch-black room must confront his deepest fear—darkness—while a vengeful ex-partner closes in. With no escape and a single light switch that could mean his doom, every breath feels like a countdown. The story's chilling tension is perfectly captured in Lee Elias’s stark, shadow-drenched cover, a masterclass in dread from the early days of Harvey’s horror anthology.