Spellbound #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dead Men," a 1953 Marvel gem, a man's invention promises to reverse aging—until an older actor, desperate to reclaim youth, ignores a chilling warning. Joe Orlando's art, inked by Jack Abel, brings to life a haunting tale of vanity and consequence, where a single pill leaves a man trapped between two states of being. The cover, a striking collaboration by Carl Burgos, captures the story’s eerie tension in bold, expressive lines.
In "Let's Face It!" from Spellbound #13 (1953), a scientist who's developed age-reversing pills finds himself in a deadly standoff with an aging actor desperate to reclaim his youth. When the man warns the actor that the formula is incomplete—his face still half-finished—the actor ignores the plea, only to suffer a horrifying transformation that leaves him frozen between youth and age.
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Reprinted in Chamber of Chills #6 (1973), Dracula Lives #2 (1973), Vault of Evil #10 (1974), James Bond #40/[1976] (1976), James Bond #42/[1976] (1976), James Bond #43/[1976] (1976)
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