Creepy Worlds #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Inside the House!" in Creepy Worlds #141 (1973) delivers a haunting, dreamlike tale where a man’s sudden vision of a pirate attack on a mysterious island leads to an eerie encounter with reality. Drawn in moody, evocative art by Angelo Torres, the story unfolds as a man, pressured to sell his island, finds himself haunted by a spectral woman and a golden ring—only to meet a real estate client who looks exactly like her. The cover, by Carl Burgos, captures the story’s unsettling tone with a striking, shadowed image of a woman in a crumbling doorway.
In "Inside the House!" from Creepy Worlds #141 (1973), a young couple finds themselves drawn into a strange contest that leads them to a house with a sinister secret—only to realize too late they’ve walked into a carefully staged trap. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the couple’s curiosity turns to unease, trapped in a place that feels just a little too perfect.
In "Abra Cadabra!" from Creepy Worlds #141 (1973), an aging magician, haunted by a recent misstep during a live show, wanders the city in quiet reflection—until a careless gesture in the air sends a pair of bank robbers scrambling as their getaway car vanishes into thin air. The magician barely glances up as police close in, unaware he’s just proven his magic still has power, even if he doesn’t believe it himself.
In "Nightmare at Noon!" from *Creepy Worlds* #141, a man facing a crisis in his real life—his partner threatening to leave unless he sells his island—has a vivid, haunting vision of a woman in peril on a distant shore, menaced by pirates. After he saves her, she gifts him a mysterious ring and a cryptic promise before vanishing. When he wakes, the ring remains, and the real estate broker showing him the island is a startlingly familiar face—exactly like the woman from his dream.
In a remote Tibetan highland, a seeker journeys across ancient peaks chasing the myth of eternal life. After encountering a young man and an enigmatic old man, he persuades the young man to let him take the elder back to the world below for study. But when he returns, a friend’s chilling revelation unsettles everything—what he brought home wasn’t the immortal, but his son.
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