Creepy Worlds #168
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Knell of the World!", Cal takes a lease on a remote house haunted by the disappearance of its last tenant—only to find a window that admits no light at all. When he climbs through it, he steps into a surreal, shadowed dimension where he reunites with the missing woman and must guide her through eerie, mist-like beings to safety. The journey back to reality ends with a decisive act: Cal smashes the window, severing the link to the other world. Art by Werner Roth, with a striking cover by Steve Ditko and Rocco Mastroserio, this 1977 Alan Class issue delivers a chilling, atmospheric tale of isolation and escape.
In "The Things in the Window," Cal takes a lonely rental in a remote house haunted by silence—and a window that drinks the light. When he climbs through it, he steps into a warped realm where the missing tenant waits, and both must flee from shadowy, shifting things that dwell just beyond sight. The story unfolds with quiet dread, its eerie atmosphere rooted in the uncanny stillness of the house and the terrifying mystery of what lies beyond the glass.
In "The Forbidden Land," a team from World View magazine ventures into the Peruvian highlands to document a sacred tribal ritual, only to find their mission unraveling in ways they never expected. As the expedition unfolds, the line between observation and intrusion blurs, leaving the reporters questioning what they witnessed—and what they’ve brought back.
When conman Judd Kerr strolls into Abbyville claiming an alien is hiding among them, he quickly realizes the townsfolk aren’t just gullible—they’re dangerously convinced. With the town on edge and paranoia spreading, Judd finds himself in a nightmare he never saw coming.
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