Journey into Mystery #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hidden Vampires," a twisted tale from 1953, a desperate plastic surgeon swaps faces with a man to win his wife—only to face a deadly twist when the husband, knowing his wife would never accept him, pretends to be the surgeon to survive. With George Tuska handling both pencils and inks, this chilling story unfolds in stark, shadowed panels, while Russ Heath’s cover captures the eerie tension with a haunting, high-contrast image.
In "The Hidden Vampires," a village drained of blood by unseen predators draws in a vampire stalker and his eerie allies—a black box brimming with bloodthirsty mosquitoes—setting the stage for a chilling confrontation in the shadows.
In "The Other Face," a desperate plastic surgeon swaps faces with a man to win his wife’s affection, but when she walks into the room, the truth begins to unravel. With chilling precision, the story plays on identity and deception, as the husband must pretend to be the surgeon to survive—only to face an unthinkable choice when the moment of reckoning arrives.
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Reprinted in Where Monsters Dwell #15 (1972), Monsters on the Prowl #18 (1972), Where Monsters Dwell #17 (1972), Vault of Evil #6 (1973), Doomsday #13 (1974), Los Vengadores #8 (1975), I Fantastici Quattro #127 (1976), Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Journey into Mystery #2 (2009)
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