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Cover: Bill Fraccio & Tony Tallarico
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Creepy Worlds #136

Jan 1972 · Alan Class · 0.06 GBP
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In "The Eye of Horus," a man from the future travels back to 1972 to stop a scientist from conducting a dangerous experiment—one that could permanently sterilize the soil. Penciled and inked by Angelo Torres, this eerie tale from Creepy Worlds #136 blends time travel with a chilling environmental warning. The cover, by Bill Fraccio and Tony Tallarico, captures the story’s unsettling tone with a striking, otherworldly image.

Contains 8 stories
The Eye of Horus
20 pp · Superhero
Blue Beetle [Dan Garrett]Professor Luri HoshidProfessor W. Elmo PhilippsEye of Horus

In the aftermath of a fierce clash with the ancient and malevolent Eye of Horus, Blue Beetle finds himself entangled in a deadly game of wits and magic as the creature turns his allies into mindless slaves. With Professor Luri Hoshid and Professor W. Elmo Philipps already fallen, and the city itself threatened by a collapsing dam, Blue Beetle must rely on a young boy’s courage and the mysterious power of a sacred scarab to break the Eye’s hold and prevent catastrophe.

The Gladiator's War
3 pp · Adventure
Spartacus

Spartacus leads a group of runaway slaves in a desperate bid for freedom, rallying followers and fighting against overwhelming Roman forces. As the rebellion grows, he faces a final, doomed stand against the Roman general Crassus, seeking escape across the Adriatic—but fate has other plans.

For the Birds
4 pp
From Out of Nowhere!
4 pp · Fantasy
The King of Sweden and the Little Grey Men
2 pp
King Charles XII of Sweden
Grotesque!
4 pp · Science Fiction

A brilliant scientist and his assistant grow increasingly tense as their work on a nuclear experiment takes a strange turn, culminating in a sudden, urgent warning from a mysterious figure who claims to know the deadly consequences of the professor’s research. As the assistant races to stop the experiment, the scientist is abruptly rendered unconscious—only to awaken later with no memory of what happened, leaving behind a chilling mystery.

The Blank!
4 pp

In "The Blank!" from Creepy Worlds #136 (1972), a man from the future travels back to stop a scientist from conducting a dangerous experiment—one that could permanently sterilize the soil. The story unfolds with a tense, quiet urgency as past and future collide over a single, irreversible moment.

The Iron Brain!
5 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

artist, inker Angelo Torres
cover pencils Bill Fraccio
cover inks Tony Tallarico

Reprints

↩ Reprints Yellowjacket Comics #9 (1946), Adventures into the Unknown #12 (1950), Astonishing #38 (1955), Marvel Tales #141 (1955), Strange Stories of Suspense #12 (1956), Astonishing #58 (1957), Tales of Suspense #7 (1960), Blue Beetle #54 (1966)

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