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Creepy Worlds #122 (1971)

Alan Class · 1971 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Invaders
5 pp · science fiction

A massive alien spacecraft streaks across the sky, scorching cities as it travels at incredible speed, prompting global panic and desperate defense efforts. As humanity prepares to destroy the invaders, a chilling realization emerges when the alien fleet is frozen and a message reveals they came in peace, seeking to warn Earth of an impending catastrophe.

The Ghost of the Museum
7 pp

Jim Denton, a man obsessed with the Old West, transforms his grandfather’s estate into a Western museum, filling it with authentic relics—including a Conestoga wagon he buys for $150. That night, he begins hearing ghostly moans and sees visions of a burning wagon and a woman screaming, leading him to question his sanity as the haunting intensifies. Though locals dismiss the house as unremarkable, Jim uncovers a chilling truth tied to the wagon’s past—hinting at a massacre in 1854 that may still echo through the museum.

The Celestial Jackpot
8 pp

Joe Marsh, a young man from Craig City, Indiana, leaves his hometown to chase a big-city dream after being rejected by employers, only to end up destitute and labeled a hobo. While wandering, he stumbles upon a mysterious celestial machine on a distant, forgotten planet, pulls its lever, and wins a fortune that transforms his life overnight. Now rich and celebrated, he indulges in extravagant excess—until a god named Romato, angered by the human’s sudden luck, curses him with relentless misfortune.

What's Behind That Superstition?
6 pp

In a tale exploring the origins of the superstition that throwing a hat on a bed brings bad luck, a series of historical anecdotes reveal how such beliefs may have arisen—from a thief's fatal mistake in Baghdad to a London fire sparked by a fallen candle, a vengeful nobleman’s failed assassination, and a prospector’s deadly encounter with a rattlesnake in Nevada. Each story presents a different origin, but the final twist shows that sometimes, tossing a hat on a bed can lead to unexpected good fortune, leaving the truth of the superstition open to interpretation.

I Saw It with My Own Eyes
5 pp

Stubby Hoffmeyer, the town hobo known for wild tales, accidentally stows away on a secret missile test rocket meant for a distant planet. When the rocket launches and lands on an alien world, he’s swept into a series of bizarre events—including being captured by two-headed aliens and riding a winged horse—before being returned to Earth. Back in Tinkle Corners, Iowa, he’s determined to finally be believed when he claims he saw it all with his own eyes.

The Bravest Man in the World
16 pp

Steve Wyatt, a man celebrated as the bravest in the world, recounts the defining moments of his courage—from holding off a lion as a boy to enduring agonizing injuries in football and boxing. Now a decorated pilot and candidate for America’s top-secret deep space mission, he faces intense competition among elite astronauts, each tested to the limit in grueling physical and mental trials. As the training pushes him to his limits, Steve must prove not just his strength, but whether his legendary bravery can withstand the unimaginable dangers of space.

It's a Strange World
1 pp

A young woman and Dr. Boles explore a cave on a ship-bound expedition to Spain, expecting only ancient drawings—until they uncover a hidden cavern with a prehistoric centaur mural, followed by a startling discovery behind a loose rock. The moment they reveal the skeleton of a centaur, it crumbles to dust in the air, leaving them stunned by what they’ve found. The story ends with a reflective question, leaving the mystery of their discovery—and its implications—hanging in the air.

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