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Creepy Worlds #127

Jan 1971 · Alan Class · 0.10 GBP
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# Synopsis This anthology issue contains at least two stories. The first follows a man who loses his senses after a mountaineering accident and falls into a coma; doctors struggle to restore him while his condition remains mysteriously unchanged. The second story involves a man returning from Europe who becomes the unwitting focal point of a communist plot when he possesses knowledge of a highly localized snowstorm phenomenon; he is forced to deliver a lecture on the subject, but ultimately witnesses a popular uprising led by King Anton against communist forces, with Slovenian soldiers joining the fight for freedom and democratic restoration.

Contains 16 stories
I Accepted the Deadly Challenge of Zarkorr!
7 pp · Science Fiction
Dave Bartlett [Zarkorr]

When a veteran space pilot is sidelined by outdated tech, an alien challenge offers a chance to prove his worth — but the true test isn't what it seems. Only Dave Bartlett, a man with a past no one else can match, can succeed… and the one who issued the challenge may not be who he claims.

The Worst Man on Earth!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Hogarr

In the year 2000, a condemned criminal named Hogarr is exiled into space as punishment for his crimes—no longer sentenced to death, but cast out into the void. Mocking his judges with a hidden micro-drill in his finger, he believes he can escape his orbital cell, only to realize too late that freedom might be worse than imprisonment.

The Perfect Crime!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Mike Morgan
The Doorway to Nowhere!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Hugo Cragg

Hugo Cragg, on the run from the law, takes refuge in a forgotten mansion—only to stumble upon a closet that swallows objects whole. Curious and desperate to vanish completely, he steps inside, hoping to escape into another dimension. But the doorway to nowhere has a twist no one could have predicted.

The Thing from Outer Space!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Col. John Rogers

Col. John Rogers returns from a distant world with a strange, telepathic plant that insists it is the true human and that their minds have been swapped. As the truth unravels, the line between man and alien blurs, forcing a desperate decision that isolates the planet in a sudden quarantine.

The Frightened Man!
6 pp · Science Fiction
John Bentley
At Last My Eyes Have Opened
6 pp · Science Fiction

A wealthy man from the twentieth century awakens after three centuries in suspended animation, expecting to claim the genetically perfected descendant of the woman he once rejected—only to discover that centuries of careful breeding in an isolated valley have produced a result far stranger than his cold calculations ever anticipated. Written with the kind of ironic twist that makes you wince, this science fiction tale asks whether perfection on paper can ever match the messy reality of human life.

It Was Only a Simple Barber Shop...or Was It??!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Muggsy BogarJoe the BarberBill

Muggsy Bogar, a fugitive with nowhere to turn, stumbles into a seemingly ordinary barbershop on a desperate whim—only to find that Joe the Barber has a far more permanent plan than a simple haircut. As the door clicks shut behind him, the quiet shop begins to feel less like a refuge and more like a trap, with Bill watching from the shadows, silent and still.

The Voice of Fate!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Walter Krugg

In a chilling twist of fate, a desperate jewel thief flees across the world, convinced that the chaos of World War II will shield him from retribution—only to face the eerie certainty that the Fates have marked him. Walter Krugg’s tale unfolds with a quiet dread, where every shadow seems to whisper a warning he can’t ignore.

The Thing in the Locked Room!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Prince Zemu
Beware the Future Man!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Elsa Peterson

In a tense, high-stakes chase across a sun-baked highway, a desperate gangster hijacks an old man, only to find himself out of time—literally. Elsa Peterson, a sharp-eyed observer caught in the chaos, witnesses the old man’s unsettling calm as he reveals a chilling purpose: he’s not fleeing the law, but hunting a specimen from the past.

The Pharaoh's Skis!
7 pp · Fantasy
HarrisOlaf HamsunGorton

When a pair of skis bearing a modern manufacturer's mark is discovered in an unopened Egyptian tomb, Harris and his colleagues face an impossible mystery—one that leads them to Olaf Hamsun, a world-class ski jumper mysteriously lost in a coma after a catastrophic accident. As they piece together Hamsun's fevered dreams of ancient Egypt and the impossible truth behind the skis, the boundaries between past and present grow dangerously thin. A haunting tale of time, identity, and the persistence of the soul across millennia.

A Highly Localized Snowfall!
11 pp
Stephen SimmsVeronica RavelliAnton Mavellero

Dr. Stephen Simms, a meteorologist drawn to unexplained weather phenomena, investigates a bizarre July snowfall in Indiana and finds himself transported back to the American Civil War—where he's quickly mistaken for a spy and sentenced to death. Caught between a sorcerer's ancient curse and a woman whose very existence spans centuries, Simms must navigate a dangerous escape while confronting a love story that defies time itself, orchestrated by forces far darker than any weather pattern he's studied.

It Happened in Central Europe!
10 pp · Fantasy
Mike HallAbby HallO'SheaKing GarokAnton HorjakKing StefanGregor OlnarTarinaKubachek

A reporter and photographer investigating a Cold War intrigue in 1957 New York stumble onto a centuries-old Slovenian mystery when they discover evidence that King Stefan may have been secretly replaced by a look-alike—a theory that leads them through historical records, hidden tombs, and a cryptic symbol tied to supernatural folklore. As they piece together the truth behind a servant's suspicious alibi and a vanished body, Mike and Abby find themselves caught between modern politics and something far stranger lurking in Central Europe's past. What they uncover could rewrite history—if they survive long enough to tell it.

No Place to Hide!
4 pp · Fantasy
Charles WeldonMr. Ferris (Charles' boss)

Charles Weldon, loyal employee to Mr. Ferris for two decades, finally snaps when he realizes how little he’s been paid. After stealing the company’s money and trying desperately to escape town—only to be thwarted at every turn by an uncanny, swirling mist—he’s forced back to the office. When Ferris returns, Weldon returns the money, only to be surprised by a sudden change in his boss’s attitude.

The Accused
5 pp · Crime

Richard Manning, a public defender with a conscience, takes on the case of Bill Harvey, a gas station operator accused of robbing the Wayne Blanding estate—but Manning suspects the wealthy, vindictive Blanding framed his rival out of jealousy over a woman. As Manning digs deeper, he uncovers a conspiracy that puts him in real danger, forcing him to use his wits to prove Harvey's innocence and expose the truth.

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Full credits

cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Marvel Tales #133 (1955), Public Defender in Action #7 (1956), Forbidden Worlds #74 (1958), Forbidden Worlds #65 (1958), Forbidden Worlds #66 (1958), Out of This World #8 (1958), Forbidden Worlds #69 (1958), Strange Tales #96 (1962), Tales of Suspense #29 (1962), Tales to Astonish #33 (1962), Journey into Mystery #83 (1962), Tales to Astonish #35 (1962), Tales of Suspense #35 (1962), Tales to Astonish #40 (1963)

Reprinted in Secrets of the Unknown #225 (1984)

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