Creepy Worlds #183
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Behind the Veil!" in Creepy Worlds #183 (1978) delivers a chilling blend of psychological suspense and supernatural dread, with Stan Lee and Larry Lieber crafting a tale where a desperate man’s plan to steal from his bank is derailed by a terrifying vision of himself turned deadly. Don Heck’s moody artwork and Ray Holloway’s sharp lettering amplify the tension, while Bill Everett’s cover captures the story’s eerie, otherworldly tone.
In "The Second-Hand Man!" from Creepy Worlds #183 (1978), a quiet, law-abiding man inherits more than just a used car when he buys one that once belonged to an executed gangster—suddenly, his behavior grows reckless and aggressive, as if the car’s dark past has seeped into his very choices.
In "My Touch Means... Doom!", a desperate man plans to rob his bank to save his wife’s life—only to be haunted by a terrifying vision of himself turning deadly to the touch during the escape. The twist? The guard on duty isn’t just a guard, but a psychiatrist hypnotist who’s already rewritten the thief’s mind. The story unfolds with chilling precision, blending suspense and psychological unease in just six pages.
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