Creepy Worlds #139
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mouse Tower," Samson disguises himself as the talking parrot Marvelo for a stage act with Jim Hall, but tensions rise when Tiny resents Hall’s share of the earnings and sets him up. When the hotel’s cleaning lady, who’s long disliked Marvelo, throws the cage from a window, Samson barely escapes with his life—setting off a chain of strange events in the eerie confines of the hotel. Art by Bill Everett brings the unsettling atmosphere to life, while Rocke Mastroserio’s cover captures the moment’s chilling tension.
In "The Nameless One!" from Creepy Worlds #139, Nolan—a man with no past and no name—breaks free from prison only to find that every destination he reaches is laced with peril. With a scientist’s teleportation device in hand, he flees from one deadly situation to the next, until he realizes the truth: the device was never meant to save him, but to test him. The story’s chilling twist reveals the inventor was not a man, but Fate itself.
In "The Parrot!" from Creepy Worlds #139, Samson pretends to be Marvelo, a flamboyant talking parrot in a struggling act led by Jim Hall, while resentful Tiny schemes to take control. When the hotel’s cleaning lady, who’s never liked the bird, hurls Marvelo’s cage from a window, Samson barely escapes with his life—leaving the act in chaos and the real danger far from over.
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