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Creepy Worlds #111

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In "What a Tangled Web Weave..!," the Jaguar pays a surprising visit to a greeting card company—only to find himself ensnared in a deceptively festive trap. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by John Rosenberger, this eerie tale unfolds with a twist that turns holiday cheer into a cosmic ambush. The cover, by John Romita, captures the moment with a touch of sinister charm.

Contains 6 stories
What a Tangled Web We Weave..!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Aunt May ParkerMary Jane WatsonGwen StacyHarry OsbornNorman Osborn [Green Goblin]Captain George StacyJ. Jonah JamesonKingpin [Wilson Fisk]Doctor Winkler
I'll Live Forever
4 pp

In "I'll Live Forever," a man stumbles upon an isolated island where its inhabitants propose eternal life in exchange for lifelong servitude. Though tempted by the promise of forever, he chooses to return to his ordinary world, leaving behind the island’s eerie offer.

Unknown Friends
3 pp · Science Fiction

A long-lost spaceship, adrift after a meteor strike froze its crew in stasis, unexpectedly reawakens when its systems are repaired by unseen alien hands. The crew, revived after years in silence, learn they were found and helped by an advanced, benevolent intelligence that has preserved their history and improved their technology. Though the ship returns to Earth, the commander is left wondering who exactly saved them—and what it means that they were not alone in the void.

The Suspended Hero!
6 pp · Crime
Officer Sam BartonEllen BanksDanny BanksLt. BakerBilly FosterThe RaidersClip Foster (villain)Vic (villain)

Rookie cop Sam Barton finds himself suspended after being framed by Clip Foster and his gang, the Raiders, following a confrontation at their clubhouse. As the neighborhood turns against him, young Billy Banks, torn between loyalty to his brother and doing what’s right, uncovers evidence that clears Sam’s name. With Billy’s help and the support of his friends, Sam sets out to expose the truth and restore justice—before the real villains vanish into the shadows.

The Star of Venus
10 pp · Horror-Suspense

Young archaeologist Stuart Baintree journeys to the Andes after receiving his uncle’s mysterious letter about the lost Star of Venus, only to find the man dead under suspicious circumstances. As he ventures into a hidden cavern beneath the Sun Temple, he uncovers a blazing underground volcano and a surviving Inca priestess, confronting ancient horrors that defy reason—including a deadly winged serpent that seems to be bound to her fate.

The Giant Jaguar Greeting Cards!
5 pp · Superhero
the Jaguar

When the Giant Jaguar arrives to thank a greeting card company for their holiday cards featuring his massive form, he’s met with more than just gratitude—something’s off in the cheerful designs. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with eerie precision, the cards hide a secret that could unravel more than just a hero’s confidence.

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Full credits

artist, inker John Rosenberger
cover pencils, inks John Romita

Reprints

↩ Reprints Rookie Cop #29 (1956), Marvel Tales #150 (1956), Strange Suspense Stories #55 (1961), Space Adventures #46 (1962), Adventures of the Jaguar #12 (1963), The Amazing Spider-Man #61 (1968)

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