Chamber of Chills Magazine #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ugly Duckling," Jed Barnes—his face scarred by an accident—lives in quiet isolation, hidden behind bandages. When he rescues Ruth from despair and they marry, their fragile peace begins to unravel as her curiosity about what lies beneath the cloth grows too strong to ignore. Art by Manny Stallman with inks by John Giunta, this chilling tale from Chamber of Chills Magazine #22 (1954) features a haunting cover by Lee Elias.
In the chilling pages of *Chamber of Chills Magazine #22*, Jed Barnes—his face scarred beyond recognition—lives in quiet isolation, hidden behind bandages. When he rescues Ruth from the edge of despair, their bond grows, but her growing curiosity about the man beneath the wrappings begins to unravel the fragile peace they've built.
In "Reincarnation," a desperate thief stumbles upon a reclusive scientist’s hidden lab, where a mysterious machine promises to let him live a new life—body and soul. But as he experiences the thrill of a fresh identity, he begins to question whether escaping his past means losing himself entirely.
In the depths of the earth, a group of explorers stumbles upon a hidden civilization far beyond our own. What begins as a marvel of advanced society quickly turns chilling when they are drawn into a deadly lottery—one that promises more than fortune, but a fate no one could ever wish for.
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Reprinted in Tales from the Tomb #4 (1972), Tales from the Tomb #5 (1972), Witches Tales #1 (1973), Horror Tales #5 [3] (1973), Crypt of Horror #6 (2009), Haunted Horror #12 (2014), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #7 (2014), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #8 (2014), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #16 (2016), Crypt of Horror #35 (2018), Crypt of Horror #36 (2018)
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