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"Make Way For---Medusa!" kicks off in Creepy Worlds #112 with a chilling blend of cosmic mystery and eerie suspense, as Strange—armed with his Earthly Scanner and a tiny replica of the planet—tracks an otherworldly evil to a remote Bavarian village. There, he uncovers a terrifying possession gripping the townspeople, only to reveal the true source: alien invaders from a hidden dimension. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art and inks by Ditko and lettering by Sam Rosen, this eerie tale blends psychological dread with classic 1960s sci-fi horror. The cover, by John Romita, captures the moment of confrontation with striking, shadow-drenched intensity.

Contains 6 stories
Make Way For---Medusa!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Mary Jane WatsonGwen StacyHarry OsbornCaptain George StacyJ. Jonah JamesonNorman OsbornMontgomery G. BlissWilberforceMedusa
Conversations in Space
7 pp

Colonel Lydon, on a routine orbital flight in the late '60s, begins hearing a voice from within his capsule—though no one else is aboard—and soon realizes he’s being contacted by an alien presence aboard a nearby scout-craft. As he struggles to maintain control, he’s towed far from Earth, only to be gently returned after a brief but transformative encounter with the inhabitants of the planet Lolulala, who have been studying him with curiosity and respect.

The Possessed!
8 pp · Superhero
Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]Herr BraunFraulein Lieber

In "The Possessed!" from *Creepy Worlds #112*, Strange uses his Earthly Scanner—a tiny replica of the planet—to detect an unnatural evil in Bavaria. When he arrives in a remote village, he finds the townspeople eerily controlled, leading him to suspect a supernatural presence. But what he uncovers is far stranger: an alien invasion from another dimension, and a battle to close the rift before it spreads.

The Fingerprint
5 pp · Science Fiction

Joe Mason, a man weighed down by the monotony of his daily life, drifts into a surreal subway dream where he finds himself alone in a fog-shrouded car, encountering impossible scale and eerie silence. As he grapples with visions of colossal figures and a sense of cosmic dread, the dream ends abruptly—leaving him shaken but strangely grateful for the ordinary reality he thought he despised.

Exhibit A
4 pp · Science Fiction

A young Earth pilot, captured by the Didian forces after a seemingly effortless defeat, is put on public display as a symbol of Earth’s supposed weakness. As the Didian population watches in relief, believing the threat is over, the pilot reveals he was never truly afraid—his fear was part of a carefully orchestrated plan to break enemy morale.

The Sleep Rain
6 pp

A mysterious rain plunges Earth’s population into a deep, unbreakable sleep, leaving only the space forces and a handful of isolated individuals awake. As panic sets in and enemy ships approach, a brilliant but unexpected leader emerges—revealing a shocking truth about the invaders and turning the tide with a clever, unseen trap.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks John Romita

Reprints

↩ Reprints Out of This World #8 (1958), Space Adventures #55 (1964), Space War #27 (1964), Strange Tales #118 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #62 (1968)

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