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Cover: Barry Windsor-Smith & Gene Colan & John Romita & Johnny Craig

Creepy Worlds #116

Jan 1971 · Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]; 0.05 GBP
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In "If in Battle I Fall---!", bumbling Frankie Nesbitt stumbles into a dreamlike adventure when a knock on the head transports him to the year 516, where he’s thrust into the legend of King Arthur and handed the fabled sword Excalibur by the Knights of the Round Table. Awakening back in his schoolyard, Frankie can’t believe his experience—until he realizes the sword he’s holding is no mere dream. With art by John Rosenberger and a striking cover by Barry Windsor-Smith, Gene Colan, and John Romita, inked by Johnny Craig and John Romita, this 1971 issue blends myth and schoolyard humor in a story that leaves readers wondering: what happens when legend walks into the classroom?

Contains 6 stories
If in Battle I Fall---!
20 pp · Superhero
Daredevil [Matt Murdock]Foggy NelsonKaren PageBiggie Benson (villain)Starr Saxon (villain)Plastoid (villain)

In "If in Battle I Fall---!", Jo and her giant robot Plastoid face off against the relentless Hornhead, but when a misfire sends the machine careening toward its creator, Biggie Benson, the line between ally and weapon blurs in the chaos. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with tense momentum as loyalty and control hang in the balance.

The Depths Below!
6 pp · Science Fiction
Ferdinand Freem
The Fourth Man!
5 pp · Fantasy
BenSpadeMr. White
One Exciting Knight!
8 pp
Frankie NesbittMiss HigglebyRusty MerrittFay MorganMr. MoylanKayo JonesRustalindaMerlinSir KayMorgan Le Fay

In "One Exciting Knight!", bumbling Frankie Nesbitt stumbles into a surreal adventure when a knock on the head sends him back to 516, where he’s thrust into the legend of King Arthur and handed Excalibur by the Knights of the Round Table. Waking up back in his school play rehearsal, Frankie can’t believe his luck—until he realizes he’s still clutching the mythical sword.

The Mighty Oak!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Mighty Oak!" from Creepy Worlds #116 (1971), a single oak tree awakened by an atomic test gains consciousness and the power to move—its roots now a weapon, its branches a will. As it begins to dismantle humanity’s tools of war and crime, the scientists behind the test watch with quiet understanding, knowing full well what their experiment has unleashed.

The Biggest Man in the World!
6 pp
Mervin MootUlysses

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Full credits

artist, inker John Rosenberger
cover pencils Barry Windsor-Smith
cover pencils Gene Colan
cover pencils, inks John Romita
cover inks Johnny Craig

Reprints

↩ Reprints Forbidden Worlds #37 (1955), Unknown Worlds #4 (1960), Unknown Worlds #8 (1961), Amazing Adventures #6 (1961), Strange Tales #100 (1962), Daredevil #50 (1969)

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