Creepy Worlds #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Get Lost, Fly-Man" in Creepy Worlds #113 delivers a chilling twist on the dream-fulfillment trope, anchored by Ogden Whitney’s stark, expressive art in both pencils and inks. Claire Adams’ terrifying visions of the future—first the lottery, then disaster—take a grim turn when her final dream promises peace, and a shocking truth emerges in the aftermath. Paul Reinman’s cover, a moody silhouette of a man mid-flight against a stormy sky, perfectly captures the story’s eerie tone.
When the priceless artworks in the Cosmopolitan Museum of Art vanish overnight, Detective Tony Morgan is baffled—especially when guards swear they saw nothing, and strange devices are found at every scene. As the city erupts in panic, Morgan confronts a mysterious figure named Zenno, who claims to be from another planet and reveals a shocking truth about the missing masterpieces.
In "The Mad Caper of the Madman," John Raymond finds himself caught between defending the Web and defending his home when the Madman invades his household. With his wife and mother-in-law quick to act, the situation takes a surprising turn as they handle the intruder with unexpected skill.
A pair of hunters in North Carolina are startled when their retriever brings back a pigeon marked with a band from a long-abandoned ornithology study—R-7762—only to realize the bird shouldn’t exist, as the species it’s labeled from was extinct before the men were born. The discovery unsettles them, hinting at something far stranger than a simple misidentification.
Edward Mercer, a war veteran and self-proclaimed scholar of Egyptology, finds his life upended when his fictional account of the ancient pharaoh Sesostan eerily matches newly discovered archaeological evidence. As the world marvels at the uncanny accuracy of his novel, he is drawn into a mysterious journey to Egypt, where a famed archaeologist and his fiancée confront a growing sense of dread as the pharaoh’s likeness begins to mirror Edward’s own.
Two American explorers venture deep into a Spanish cavern, where a sudden landslide reveals a mysterious, ancient rocket ship buried beneath the rubble. As they scramble to uncover it, they’re driven by the belief that their discovery could rewrite history—though their attempts to prove it are repeatedly blocked by skepticism and lack of funding.
In "The Dreamer!", Claire Adams lives with a terrifying gift: her dreams predict the future, from lottery wins to devastating disasters. When the nightmares grow too unbearable, a shadowy figure promises she’ll never dream again—only to deliver a chilling truth. The story unfolds with quiet dread, turning a desperate hope into a haunting finality.
A stray cat survives a devastating atomic blast in a mock village, emerging unscathed from the rubble despite the extreme heat and destruction. Though scientists are baffled by its survival, the cat's calm presence amid total devastation hints at something mysterious.
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