Vault of Evil #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Death of a Puppet!", a man with a revolutionary youth-restoring pill finds himself in danger when an aging actor threatens him for the formula. When the desperate man warns the actor not to take the pill—saying he’s only "half finished"—the actor ignores him, leading to a horrifying transformation that leaves his face split between youth and age. Joe Orlando’s art, inked by Jack Abel, brings the eerie, unsettling tone to life, while Bill Everett and John Romita’s cover captures the story’s chilling essence in vivid detail.
In "Let's Face It," Roger Brent finds himself entangled in a dangerous game when his groundbreaking anti-aging pills attract the attention of an aging actor. When the desperate man demands the formula, Roger warns him not to take the pills—his face, he says, is only "half finished." But the actor doesn't listen, and the consequences are more grotesque than anyone could have imagined.
John Panyard and Nolan venture to a remote island rich with pearls, drawn by a secret too valuable to share. But when Nolan arrives, the island’s natives make it clear: no one leaves to tell the world about what lies beneath the caves.
Bertha’s husband, convinced she’s been unfaithful, buries her in the cellar—only to learn too late that the man she was supposedly seeing was just a handyman she’d hired to clean out the space, as he’d asked. When the man begins tearing up the floor to lay cement, he uncovers the truth beneath his own actions.
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