Marvel Tales #115
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man with No Face," a 1953 Marvel Tales issue, an ambulance driver takes on a peculiar job transporting accident victims to a secluded nursing home, only to grow uneasy as strange details pile up. With moody art by Ed Robbins and a haunting cover by Sol Brodsky, this eerie tale unfolds in the shadowy corners of mid-century horror.
In "The Man with No Face," a weary ambulance driver takes a late-night job transporting patients to a secluded nursing home, only to grow uneasy as the doctor’s eerie requests and the silence of his passengers begin to unsettle him. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1953 horror-suspense tale unfolds in shadowed streets and dimly lit corridors, where every turn feels just a little too deliberate.
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