Creepy Worlds #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Farewell to Foggy!", Ed Farraday’s quiet life at the crumbling Farraday Mansion takes a strange turn when recurring dreams of a bright light lead him to a hidden chamber behind a wall. With art by Fred Kida, this eerie tale blends melancholy and mystery as Ed’s unsettling visions unfold into a real discovery that transforms his home. The cover by Gene Colan and George Klein captures the story’s haunting atmosphere perfectly.
In "Farewell to Foggy!", DD races to save Foggy—his portly partner and newly elected District Attorney—from Stilt-Man, who's determined to eliminate him before the election. As tensions rise between the two former allies, a growing rift threatens to unravel their bond just as Foggy's political future hangs in the balance.
In "Through the Wall!" from *Creepy Worlds* #114, Ed Farraday’s recurring dream of walking through a wall and into a blinding light becomes too real to ignore. When the dream repeats, he follows its strange logic, uncovering a hidden panel in the mansion’s wall and stepping into a secret chamber. There, the light leads him to a treasure chest—transforming his crumbling home into something far grander than he ever imagined.
In "Da Vinci's Wig!", an insecure engineer finds himself transformed after wearing a mysterious wig said to have belonged to the legendary Leonardo Da Vinci. As his confidence surges and his inventions take flight, he begins to wonder if the past is truly past—or if he’s finally remembering who he was all along.
Arabella Finletter, a mute girl believed to lack vocal cords, suddenly speaks in her father’s stammering voice during a crisis, warning of a runaway freight train hurtling toward a passenger train. Her mother, stunned by the eerie voice, acts on the urgent message and alerts the station agent in time to avert disaster. The story leaves readers wondering how a silent girl could channel her father’s voice to save hundreds.
William Reed, a noted experimental psychologist, grows obsessed with proving his theory that the brain stores every memory ever experienced. After injecting himself with a mysterious serum, he begins reliving past lives with startling clarity—first as a ship’s captain in 18th-century disaster, then as a Roman centurion—each memory more vivid than the last. As the effects deepen, Reed becomes increasingly entangled in the past, unsure where his present self ends and the memories begin.
When a space surveyor encounters a beautiful alien who claims to be one of the feared "Uglies," he finds himself caught between loyalty to his mission and the unexpected allure of her disguise. As the truth behind her transformation unfolds, he must navigate a world where beauty and ugliness are not just appearances but deeply tied to identity and survival.
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