Where Monsters Dwell #32
In "The Return of the Monster," a wealthy man’s companion uncovers a long-hidden secret: the man actually had a son all along. With help from a reclusive inventor, they use a mysterious face-transferring machine to reveal a shocking truth—identity, inheritance, and family lines are not what they seemed. Art by Joe Maneely and a cover by Larry Lieber and Vince Colletta bring this 1974 Marvel mystery to life, a 25-cent tale of deception and legacy.
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A companion of a wealthy man finds out that he does have a son after all so he goes to an inventor that has a machine that can transfer a photo of a face onto a living person. The inventor and the companion exchange faces and it is revealed that the inventor is the wealthy man's son and the old man, in his will, left his companion all of his money.
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