Doomsday #12

In "The Greatest Magician of All," an old theater watchman recounts the legend of The Great Marko, a performer obsessed with mastering the ultimate illusion—only to see his life’s work vanish at the hands of a cunning rival. The tale unfolds in shadowed halls and flickering stage lights, where secrets and sleight of hand blur the line between performance and peril.

In "The Constant Eye," Doctor Death presents a chilling tale of guilt and paranoia as Justin Westrum, after murdering his business partner Mack, finds himself tormented by the man’s lingering curse—“I’ll keep an eye on you.” As Westrum’s fear spirals, his desperate attempts to bury the truth only deepen the dread, blurring the line between real and imagined surveillance.

In "One-Way Journey!", a ruthless tycoon sacrifices everything—jobs, ethics, even his own future—to power a machine that leaps him ahead to the year 2001, where he believes disease, war, and poverty will finally end. But when the machine activates, he discovers the cost of his ambition: his body ages forty years in an instant, and there’s no way back.