Creepy Worlds #136
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Eye of Horus," a man from the future travels back to 1972 to stop a scientist from conducting a dangerous experiment—one that could permanently sterilize the soil. Penciled and inked by Angelo Torres, this eerie tale from Creepy Worlds #136 blends time travel with a chilling environmental warning. The cover, by Bill Fraccio and Tony Tallarico, captures the story’s unsettling tone with a striking, otherworldly image.
The Eye of Horus has returned—and this time it's enslaving people across the city, transforming them into mindless hawk-headed servants of its ancient will. When the creature's magic turns even Blue Beetle and Professor Hoshid into slaves, it falls to a quick-thinking boy named Hashim to find a way to break the spell before the Eye destroys the dam and floods the entire city. The Blue Beetle must break free and face down this pharaonic power before it's too late.
Spartacus, a slave forced to fight as a gladiator for Rome's amusement, escapes with seventy followers and leads them to Mount Vesuvius, where thousands of runaways gather under his banner for freedom. What begins as a desperate rebellion against the empire grows into a massive movement that defeats Roman legions and sweeps across southern Italy, but Spartacus must now contend with the cunning military commander Marcus Licinius Crassus, who corners his followers on a peninsula and cuts off their only route to escape across the sea.
A man desperately flees from a grotesque winged creature in an underground cave before an archeologist's discovery of an ancient artifact sets off a chain of mysterious disappearances and memory loss. When a young assistant reveals he's been sent to stop a dangerous nuclear experiment, a race against time unfolds that will determine not just one man's fate, but the future of civilization itself. In this tale of hidden knowledge and desperate intervention, nothing is quite what it seems.
In "The Blank!" from Creepy Worlds #136 (1972), a man from the future travels back to stop a scientist from conducting a dangerous experiment—one that could permanently sterilize the soil. The story unfolds with a tense, quiet urgency as past and future collide over a single, irreversible moment.
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