Creepy Worlds #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains at least two distinct stories. One tale involves a woman named Alice who discovers a mirror that allows her to enter a ghost world populated by strange creatures; after being drawn through the mirror's compulsion, she finds herself trapped in this otherworldly realm and calls for help. Another story features a treasure dispute on an island where characters fight over jewels, with a vengeful eel creature emerging as a threat to those aboard a ship, forcing them to flee for their lives.
In "Prisoner of the Plantman!", a young woman fears for her father after he’s taken by the Plantman, a villain whose plant ray turns flora into weapons. With the help of Johnny, who’s been captured and freed, she rallies him to stop the criminal’s plan at the Botanical Gardens—where nature itself becomes a battleground.
In "Witchcraft in the Wax Museum!", Doctor Strange finds himself trapped in ectoplasmic form after a mysterious phone call draws him away from his body. With Baron Mordo holding his physical form captive in a wax museum and a 24-hour deadline looming, Strange must use his amulet to track Mordo’s trail through the eerie, lifelike displays. As he confronts Mordo in a battle of wits and magic, the stakes rise when Strange turns the tables—trapping Mordo outside his own body—just in time to reclaim his form. But as Mordo warns, mercy may be the one thing that seals his fate.
A man named Ted, newly arrived at a mysterious house in a remote swamp, begins to suspect something is wrong when strange events unfold—phantom phone calls, cloven hoofprints, and eerie red lights in the dark. As his friends grow uneasy, Ted tries to rationalize the oddities, but the line between superstition and something far more sinister starts to blur.
A young woman named Alice stumbles upon a mysterious mirror in her uncle’s library and, drawn by curiosity, reaches through it—only to be pulled into a strange, upside-down world where the inhabitants are transparent spirits who fear humans as ghosts. There, she encounters a society that sees her as a terrifying intruder, though she insists she’s just a visitor from the real world, now trapped in a realm where roles and realities are reversed.
After reading a book on ghost stories from her uncle's library, Alice gazes into the mirror—and finds herself pulled into a world beyond, where the spirits of the dead live in quiet fear of the living.
In "I Went Inside the Hidden World!", a nightwatchman at a research lab stumbles upon a microscopic world accessible through a newly developed device. Drawn by curiosity, he journeys into this hidden realm, where he takes a diamond he finds—only to return to his normal size with the gem still impossibly small.
Tom Stubbs, a confident deep-sea diver, ventures into the Caribbean waters of Girua in search of sunken treasure, dismissing the islanders’ warnings about the supernatural force known as the Eel. As he battles monstrous sea creatures and treacherous currents, he encounters a terror beyond nature—only to find himself trapped in a submerged cabin, helpless against the Eel’s unseen power. When a native diver named Tauro arrives to rescue him, the true nature of the Eel’s wrath begins to unfold, revealing a force that demands more than treasure—it demands surrender.
Commander Greg Whittaker, a self-assured explorer, boasts that the inhabitants of the uncharted planet Alisto II will worship him upon arrival. Arriving with his crew, he and his team exploit the natives’ reverence for a golden idol, planning to steal it and melt it down to avoid detection—only to be caught off guard by a sudden, violent retaliation from the very people they sought to deceive.
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↩ Reprints Blue Beetle #35 (1944), Adventures into the Unknown #7 (1949), Adventures into the Unknown #8 (1949), Adventures into the Unknown #11 (1950), Strange Stories of Suspense #11 (1956), Strange Stories of Suspense #15 (1957), Strange Tales #121 (1964), Unknown Worlds #44 (1965), Adventures into the Unknown #163 (1966)
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