Creepy Worlds #109
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Creature From The Abyss," Jerry Siegel crafts a chilling tale of ancient evil stirring beneath the surface, as the Shield and the Comet join forces to confront the mummified sorcerer Evilo the Tempter after his awakening during a museum heist. With Mike Sekowsky’s dynamic art and Paul Reinman’s sharp inks bringing the eerie menace to life, this Alan Class classic delivers a vintage supernatural thrill, all wrapped in a cover by Reinman that captures the dread of the abyss.
When the Terrible Titan rises from Subterrania with a plan to poison the surface world with radiation, only Fly-Man and the Black Hood stand between him and total domination. Their clash of wills and powers unfolds across a crumbling landscape, where every move could mean the end of civilization—or the birth of a new order.
In "The Birth of the Cat Gang!" from Creepy Worlds #109, the Jaguar and Cat Girl reflect on their paths, while a mysterious crew of feline-inspired thieves don masks and forge a new identity—The Cat Gang. The story captures a moment of transformation, where past choices and hidden motives converge in a sleek, shadow-draped shift toward something bold and uncharted.
In "Jaguar Versus the Cat Gang!", Jaguar's suspicions fall on Cat Girl as the mastermind behind a string of high-stakes heists. To clear her name and earn the hero's trust, she devises a daring plan to catch the real Cat Gang in the act.
When the Shield stops a museum heist, the chaos unwittingly awakens Evilo the Tempter, a mummified sorcerer whose ancient power threatens to unravel the city. Forced to join forces with the Comet, the Shield must confront a foe whose mind games may prove as dangerous as his magic.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #104 (1951), Unusual Tales #30 (1961), Adventures of the Jaguar #13 (1963), Fly Man #34 (1965)
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