Creepy Worlds #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Strange Visions of Kandor," Johnny finds himself caught in a web of deception when Paste-Pot Pete unexpectedly frees The Wizard from jail, forcing the duo into an uneasy alliance. With their schemes turning against Johnny, he must navigate a mind-bending mystery that tests his wits and loyalty. Written by Stan Lee and H. E. Huntley, with dynamic art by Dick Ayers and bold cover by Bill Molno and Vince Alascia, this 1971 Alan Class classic blends surreal twists and classic rivalry in a story that’s as clever as it is unpredictable.
Kandor, a once-derided fortune-teller, suddenly finds himself plagued by visions he cannot control—foreseeing disasters that unfold with chilling precision for those who cross his path. As he warns a series of wealthy individuals about impending doom, each prediction comes true, leaving him bewildered and increasingly isolated. But when the final victim refuses to believe, Kandor begins to suspect the visions may not be his own.
Commander Oswald Leeds leads his crew on a deep-space mission toward the mysterious Emerald Moon, a glowing, hollow orb in the Green Galaxy that defies natural explanation. Drawn by its beauty and the promise of discovery, Leeds ventures too close—only to be pulled inside by unseen forces, leaving his crew stranded and his fate uncertain. As he awakens within the sphere, he encounters its enigmatic inhabitants, who reveal a civilization far beyond human understanding.
In "Paste-Pot Pete!", Johnny finds himself caught in a web of deception when his old ally Paste-Pot Pete unexpectedly frees The Wizard from jail—only to turn on him. The duo’s chaotic alliance forces Johnny to confront old bonds and new betrayals, all while navigating a partnership strained by The Wizard’s growing arrogance and Pete’s defiant spirit.
In a far-future galactic war, Group Commander Lowden leads Earth’s advanced fleet against a rival force, but when a captured enemy commander challenges his humanity, Lowden is forced to confront the brutal instincts beneath his civilization’s surface. As the battle escalates, the line between strategy and savagery blurs, revealing a truth about war and survival that neither side expected.
A short-tempered man named Byron B. Blasst fiercely forbids his wife from letting door-to-door salesmen into their home—until one such salesman delivers a mysterious device that unlocks an otherworldly escape. When the salesman vanishes, leaving behind strange energy effects and a changed Mrs. Blasst, the household is left in disarray, with the husband’s fate mysteriously erased.
In a world gripped by rising tensions and inexplicable hate, two young men encounter a visitor from the Moon who claims that alien forces have been using a "Ray of Hate" to destabilize Earth for decades. As the Moon's fleet prepares to invade, the captive alien Barzon convinces Earth's military to build a counterweapon to turn the invaders' own hate against them.
A miner named Bill Thompson insists on bringing his dog Randy into the dangerous Consolidated Mine at Three Crossings, where the animal becomes an unexpected hero when the pair discovers a hidden shaft that saves more than eighty trapped miners. Though initially unusual, Randy’s instincts prove vital during the rescue, earning the dog full pay and a medal for his role in the ordeal.
Lance Tuttles arrives on Ananenum, a newly discovered planet where previous explorers Dr. Robeller and George Coogan vanished without a trace. After a tense encounter with a mysterious creature and rescuing a young woman named Fiona, he learns the planet is home to a secluded colony of survivors—mostly women—awaiting new arrivals to help build a new society. As Lance is welcomed into the community, he finds himself at the center of a surprising and unexpected new beginning.
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