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Cover: Russ Heath

Creepy Worlds #16

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Contains 13 stories
Robot on the Rampage!
5 pp · Science Fiction
The Ghost Ship of Space
5 pp · Science Fiction

A reporter investigates a string of mysterious spaceship disappearances, only to be captured by primitive aliens. Trapped and outnumbered, he must bluff his way to freedom by convincing them that a harmless gadget is a deadly weapon.

The Creatures in the Volcano
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Creatures in the Volcano," a Pacific island chief stumbles upon an otherworldly secret beneath the volcano that threatens to engulf Earth. Fearing his people won’t believe him, he makes a desperate bargain with the U.S. to allow nuclear tests on his island—knowing the blast may be the only way to stop what he’s seen.

Orogo!! The Nightmare From Outer Space!!
6 pp · Science Fiction
The Runaway Planet!
3 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Runaway Planet!", a skeptical professor stands alone in his conviction that a planet hurtling toward Earth won’t bring destruction—believing instead in a greater cosmic order. When the planet’s true nature is revealed, it becomes clear that its arrival is not an end, but a long-awaited meeting.

Trapped, But Not Forever!
7 pp · Science Fiction
The Strange Prison!
3 pp · Fantasy

In "The Strange Prison!", a man wakes to find himself in an underwater realm where doctors have transformed his body to survive beneath the waves. Taken captive after stealing the king’s daughter’s dowry—a chest of seashells used as currency—he’s sentenced to two years in prison, with the promise that his body will be restored and he’ll be released to the surface.

The Earth-Crawlers!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Earth-Crawlers!", a brilliant but beleaguered inventor finds himself racing against time when a witch doctor’s curse unleashes colossal roots that begin to overrun Africa. With the planet’s fate hanging in the balance, he turns to an unlikely source of power—his wife’s voice—and begins crafting a device to channel its strange, untapped energy.

Alien on Earth!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "Alien on Earth!", a stranded extraterrestrial arrives on Earth seeking connection, only to be met with terror and violence. As fear turns to aggression, the alien's quiet attempts at peace are met with a devastating response—yet its departure is not born of fear, but of a quiet, sorrowful understanding.

The Martian Who Stole My Body!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Martian Who Stole My Body!", a fugitive from Mars lands on Earth and swaps bodies with a man, slipping seamlessly into his life—except for one thing: the man’s dog still knows the truth. As the Martian struggles to maintain the ruse, the animal’s growing suspicion threatens to expose the alien impostor before he can escape.

The Prison Planet!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Prison Planet!", a society built on a distant world forgets its roots as a penal colony, thriving in isolation while its forgotten origin—Mars—evolves into a peaceful utopia. But when alien invaders descend upon the serene red planet, the long-lost connection between worlds may be the only hope for survival.

The Phantom Archers!
5 pp · Fantasy, War
The World Beyond
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The World Beyond," a determined scientist takes a radical leap—swallowing a pill that shrinks him to subatomic size, driven by the belief that hidden universes lie within the microscopic. What follows is a journey into an alien realm where the familiar rules of reality dissolve, and the world he now inhabits bears a haunting, uncanny resemblance to Earth.

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Full credits

artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Russ Heath

Reprints

↩ Reprints Mystic #57 (1957), Strange #3 (1957), Journey into Mystery #51 (1959), Journey into Mystery #57 (1960), Tales of Suspense #8 (1960), Strange Tales #82 (1961)

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