Creepy Worlds #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple stories. "Kid Montana" follows a Laguna marshal pursuing the fugitive Kid Montana, who flees through dangerous terrain pursued by rifle fire and encounters friendly ghosts and undead creatures in the woods before being stopped by the marshal's posse. The issue also includes science fiction and adventure tales, as advertised on the cover with stories such as "Goodbye, Johnny," "Gypsy Magic," and "My Ancestor the Old Indian Scout."
In a quiet rural town, a young Earth boy named Johnny Blake befriends Nedro, a gentle alien scout from the warlike planet Lodenus, bonding over shared adventures and secrets. As their friendship deepens, tensions rise when Johnny’s father, a military man, grows suspicious of his son’s mysterious absences and uncovers the truth about Nedro’s true identity. The story unfolds with growing suspense as the townspeople confront the alien presence, testing the limits of trust and loyalty between two worlds.
Derek Harrison, a wealthy man long tormented by his past cruelty toward gypsies, finds himself trapped in a crystal ball after encountering Gerta, the once-crippled girl he wronged. Now an old man, he faces the consequences of his actions when Gerta—whom he never knew survived—reveals her powerful gypsy magic and calls upon ancient forces to punish him. The story unfolds as his arrogance meets a terrifying reckoning, leaving him at the mercy of a vengeance that transcends time.
Kid Montana is on the run from a posse after being falsely accused of a bank robbery, racing toward the border with only a mysterious ally, Topeka Burley, who may hold the key to clearing his name. As they evade capture and navigate shifting loyalties, the truth about the real culprit begins to surface—but trust is as fragile as the frontier itself.
Bruce Hawkins, a World War II soldier haunted by the memory of his ancestor Harry Hawkins—the legendary Old Indian Scout—finds himself on a Nazi battlefield where his ancestor’s ghost appears to guide and protect him during a desperate mission. As Bruce struggles with fear and doubt, Harry’s spectral presence helps him overcome overwhelming odds, leading to a daring escape using a captured Nazi tank flying an American flag.
Wild Bill Hickok and his partner Jingles devise a daring plan to outwit a gang of gold thieves after being framed and imprisoned. With clever deception and quick thinking, they escape the jail and track the criminals to an abandoned mine, where a final showdown unfolds with a ticking time bomb.
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↩ Reprints Spellbound #24 (1955), Spellbound #25 (1955), Six-Gun Heroes #38 (1956), Spellbound #33 (1957), Kid Montana #20 (1959), Unknown Worlds #45 (1966)
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