Creepy Worlds #149
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When the World Vanished!", a young woman wakes to find the world gone—no people, no cities, just empty streets and silent skies. As she wanders through the eerie stillness, she begins to wonder if the sudden disappearance is part of a cycle she doesn’t understand, or something far more mysterious.
In "The Man with Two Lives!", a man haunted by guilt over a past crime finds his world unraveling when a doppelgänger of the embezzler who got caught appears at his door. After a violent struggle ends with the doppelganger’s death, he learns the real convict in prison has died at the exact same moment—leaving him shaken, desperate, and driven to confess.
In "Moomboo!", a shaman's deception unravels when a mysterious idol appears among his tribe, seemingly granting him power. When he attacks it, the idol vanishes—leaving behind a mystery that echoes across dimensions.
In "Drawings of Doom!", a desperate criminal targets an artist whose sketches come to life, demanding a drawing of a car piled high with cash. But when the artist refuses to play along, he instead sketches the man locked behind bars—leaving the criminal to face a terrifying, unexpected consequence.
In "What World Is This?", a fugitive thief makes a desperate wish for time to stand still, only to find himself in a eerily still town where the people seem frozen in place. As he explores, the sudden roar of a plane shatters the silence, leading him to a sign that reads 'atom city'—a place he once read about, a mock town built to study atomic bomb effects. Looking up, he watches a small object detach from the plane’s bomb bay, leaving him with more questions than answers.
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