Creepy Worlds #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Your Life for Mine!", a haunted wooden doll becomes the unlikely key to survival in a wartime escape that defies logic and time. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Frank Bolle, this chilling tale from 1974 blends wartime tension with a haunting mystery, where a soldier’s desperate act of carving a gift for his daughter may have saved his life in ways he never understood. The cover by John Severin captures the eerie atmosphere with a stark, unsettling image that hints at the doll’s unsettling presence.
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In 1944 a captured US soldier hates the German sergeant who goads him into attempting an escape after he finishes carving a wooden doll for his daughter. During the attempt, the man hears a voice coming from the doll giving instructions on how to elude the enemy patrols, and many years later sees the German sergeant giving a ventriloquist performance. He realizes the sergeant had aided him in gaining his freedom.
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