Doomsday #3

In "The Man Who Defeated Death!", chess master Roger Capar dies of heart failure and finds himself face to face with Death in the afterworld—where the grim figure has a peculiar habit of playing chess. When Capar is revived, Death continues to visit, not to claim him, but to play for secrets about who will die next.

In "The Eyes in His Hand," a young boy named Corker enters a marble tournament to help his widowed mother, unaware that his prized marbles are actually the glass eyes of their cruel landlord, Mr. Ebber—eyes that seem to watch him from the ground. As the game unfolds, something unnerving stirs beneath the surface of the marbles, hinting at a deeper, darker connection between the boy and the man he’s been forced to serve.

In "If Looks Could Kill!", surgeon Gustave Savage is kidnapped by the hypnotist Merlin, leading to a violent confrontation that leaves the doctor blinded—only to survive by transplanting Merlin’s eyes. When he regains his sight, Savage discovers a terrifying power: his gaze now kills with a single glance. The consequences of this newfound ability begin to unfold, as his very presence becomes a threat to those around him.