Creepy Worlds #153
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Laundry Machines!", an unemployed actor stumbles upon a mysterious room filled with two billion cards, each determining a person’s place in life. When he demands a new role and is denied, the unseen voice of a loudspeaker swiftly reassigns him—turning his fate from performer to patient. With art by Sid Check and a cover by Bill Everett, this 1975 Alan Class tale blends surrealism and quiet dread in a story where identity is not just shaped, but literally issued.
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An unemployed actor comes across a room with two billion cards in it which assigns all human beings their role in life. A loudspeaker takes requests from people who wish to change their roles. When the actor is refused his request for a new role, he threatens to expose the setup, and the loudspeaker voice reassigns the man's role from actor to mental patient.
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