Creepy Worlds #160
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Black Wizard!", a strange jacket with a bottomless right pocket becomes the center of a chilling mystery in this 1976 issue of Creepy Worlds. When a scientist tries to exploit its other-dimensional secret by testing various objects—including a desperate note—he unknowingly sets off a chain of events that leads to his disappearance. The story unfolds with eerie precision, its unsettling premise grounded in the quiet dread of the unknown. Art by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito brings the creeping suspense to life, while André LeBlanc’s cover captures the tale’s ominous tone.
In "The Last Voyage of Captain Kragg," a terrified space pilot seeking escape from a losing battle crash-lands on a planet that looks eerily like 15th-century Earth—complete with a sailor obsessed with proving the world is round. Hoping to trade his ship for fame and fortune, he swaps identities with the navigator and sets sail, unaware that this world’s geography is far more literal than he imagined.
In "You Can't Touch Bottom," a curious scientist becomes obsessed with a mysterious jacket whose bottomless right pocket seems to pull in anything placed inside. As he experiments—testing everything from notes to increasingly bizarre objects—he grows desperate to understand the pocket’s origin and the beings on the other side. When he finally sticks his head in, the pocket claims him completely. The next day, the jacket is found with the pocket’s bottom mysteriously sewn shut.
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