World of Suspense #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Face!", a captured sea creature’s desperate telepathic plea goes unheard as a man at an atomic testing facility sees only threat in its presence. Drawn by Al Williamson and inked by Ralph Mayo, this chilling 1957 tale unfolds with quiet dread as fear turns to pursuit—only to reveal a shocking truth behind the creature’s actions. The cover, by Carl Burgos, captures the moment of confrontation, hinting at a deeper mystery beneath the surface.
In "The Face!", Roy Farnham and Wallace Lawson find themselves entangled in a chilling mystery when a long-lost heir emerges through a bizarre invention capable of transferring a face onto another body. As secrets unravel and identities blur, Steve and Andrew Lawson become caught in a web of deception that turns inheritance into a matter of life and death.
In "When the Creature Escapes," Dr. John Halsey and a young man named Manuel find themselves caught in a tense standoff when a mysterious sea creature, imprisoned at an atomic testing facility, breaks free. Though the creature reaches out to Halsey through telepathy, Manuel sees only a monster—and grabs a gun. As the hunt begins, the true nature of the creature’s intentions remains hidden, and the line between threat and salvation blurs in the shadows of the lab.
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Reprinted in Amazing Stories of Suspense #115 (1971), Secrets of the Unknown #120 (1971), Uncanny Tales #102 (1974), Chamber of Chills #13 (1974), Where Monsters Dwell #32 (1974), Amazing Adventures #28 (1975), Creepy Worlds #158 (1975), Creepy Worlds #161 (1976), Creepy Worlds #194 (1980), Etranges Aventures #69 (1980), The Art of Al Williamson #[nn] (1983), Atlas Artist Edition #2 (2024), Creepy Worlds #46, Creepy Worlds #54, Das Monster von Frankenstein #21, Secrets of the Unknown #46, Uncanny Tales #56
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