Mystery Tales #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man with Two Faces!", a man transforms himself with a mask to win the affection of a woman he admires, only to face a startling revelation when he finally discards the disguise. Bob Powell’s art brings the eerie, intimate tension of the story to life, capturing the moment of transformation with quiet unease. The cover, a striking collaboration by Bill Everett and Carl Burgos, hints at the duality at the heart of the tale.
In "The Man with Two Faces!" from Mystery Tales #38 (1956), a man whose appearance frightens others crafts a handsome mask to win the affection of a woman he admires. When he finally reveals his true face, he’s stunned to discover that his own features have subtly transformed to match the mask he once wore.
In "The Globes That Vanished!" from Mystery Tales #38 (1956), a strange cosmic event sees thousands of planet globes pulled from their stands and drawn into the sky—only to return days later, flipped inside out with land and sea swapped and a chilling message etched across their surfaces: "The alternative to peace."
In "Lost in the Black Tunnel," three crooks seeking refuge in a carnival’s Tunnel of Love find themselves face-to-face with eerie, otherworldly figures known only as 'bad men.' Trapped in the dark, winding passage, their panic mounts as the creatures close in—only to escape into the waiting arms of police outside, unsure if they’ve fled danger or simply traded one nightmare for another.
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Reprinted in Strange Stories of Suspense #14 (1957), Creepy Worlds #3 (1962), Climax Adventure Comic #5 (1966), Creepy Worlds #238 (1987), Cuentos de Brujas #131
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