Creepy Worlds #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Jaguar's Future Wife!", Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a haunting tale of myth and deception, where a skeptical man's search for the elusive Pan leads him to a village where belief is as real as the shadows under a full moon. As the truth of the bartender’s hidden nature begins to unravel, the line between legend and reality blurs in a story that lingers long after the final panel. The cover by John Rosenberger captures the eerie atmosphere perfectly, a 1'- [0-1-0 GBP] gem from Alan Class’s Creepy Worlds.
In "The Jaguar's Future Wife!", Tola chooses the feline hero as her destined husband and uses alien tech to capture him—only for Cat Girl to break free and declare she’s the one who’ll truly wed the Jaguar.
Jo takes refuge in a wax museum, fleeing a past he can’t outrun—until a record begins playing on its own. The curator discovers the phonogram, baffled: no one was there, and only the statues remain.
In "Champion of the Doomed!", the Jaguar undertakes a grueling trial of strength and will, facing the twelve Labors of Hercules in a desperate bid to save a thousand Athenians condemned to death. With mythic stakes and relentless challenges, this bold reimagining turns ancient legend into a test of courage and sacrifice.
In "His Name Was...Merlin!", a struggling stage magician haunted by his own mediocrity is visited by a spectral figure claiming to be the legendary Merlin. The ghost offers to teach him real magic, but when the apprentice uses the final trick—vanishing completely—he leaves the spirit behind, unaware of the price.
In "The Search for Pan!", a skeptical traveler arrives in a quiet village chasing rumors of the mythical Pan, hoping to profit from the legend—only to find the locals oddly insistent, frustratingly evasive. When his desperation leads him to threaten a bartender under the full moon, the man is sent to a grove where he finally meets the creature he sought, shaken to his core. The bartender’s secret, revealed only in the aftermath, lingers like a whisper in the dark.
When disasters that mirror scenes from the TV show "Terror from Space" begin plaguing Capital City—a space-toad, then diamond men from Saturn—the Fly and Fly-Girl race to stop the creatures before the fictional horrors become real catastrophes. But with each disaster following the script of the broadcast perfectly, our winged heroes must uncover who's behind this sinister orchestration and why the small screen's monsters are stepping into the real world. The stakes grow higher as they realize that knowing the script might be their only advantage against an enemy pulling the strings from the shadows.
Jo stumbles into a future that defies belief, only to find the cost of discovery is a stolen past. When an experimental time machine ages its inventor decades, the truth unfolds: he didn’t fail—he was erased, not by time, but by the world he found.
In "The Hands of Time!" from *Creepy Worlds #100*, a fugitive’s desperate gamble with a mysterious clock rewinds his life—but not without cost. As he tries to outsmart fate by erasing his crimes before they happen, the device’s fragile mechanics begin to fail.
In "The Death-Ray From Space!", the Jaguar stumbles into another dimension while searching for a lost satellite, only to be captured by alien forces. After an alien ruler frees him and gifts a mysterious healing ray, the Jaguar must quickly learn its true nature before it turns deadly on Earth—just as he’s called upon to save the alien world from a mad ruler, earning the satellite’s return in a twist of fate.
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