Vault of Evil #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall...", a desperate hoodlum bets his final dollar on a psychic’s promise of better luck—only to find his fate twisted in ways he never expected. With art by Vic Dowling and a cover by Ron Wilson and Pablo Marcos, this 1975 Marvel tale spins a chilling, twist-driven story from a single, fateful decision.
Bill Carter surprises his wife Anne with a vintage mirror for her birthday, but soon after, she begins acting strangely—her reflections move on their own, and she speaks in voices not her own. As the line between reality and the glass grows thinner, Bill must uncover the mirror’s dark secret before it claims her completely.
In "The Man in the Morgue," a desperate hoodlum gambles his final coin on a psychic’s prediction of better fortune—only to find his luck turning in the most chilling way when he murders an old man who was, unbeknownst to him, a lawyer sent to deliver a life-changing inheritance.
In "Point of View," a lonely lab janitor stumbles upon a shrinking formula and turns the facility’s employees into tiny, helpless creatures—reducing them to playthings or prey. As he revels in his newfound power, his control begins to unravel when a much larger hand suddenly crushes him, leaving the fate of the tiny people uncertain.
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