Creepy Worlds #203
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mouse Tower," Samson—posing as the flamboyant talking parrot Marvelo—finds himself caught between a grudging act with Jim Hall and a simmering resentment from Tiny, who blames Hall for keeping the profits. When the hotel’s cleaning lady, harboring a deep dislike for the bird, hurls Marvelo’s cage from a window, Samson’s performance takes a perilous turn. Bill Everett’s expressive art brings the tense, surreal atmosphere to life, while Rocke Mastroserio’s cover captures the moment’s chilling drama.
In "The Nameless One!" from Creepy Worlds #203, Nolan, a man with no past and no name, escapes prison only to find that every destination he teleports to is a trap of escalating dread. As he races through perilous, inexplicable dangers, he begins to suspect the device that freed him was never his salvation—but his punishment.
In "The Parrot!", Samson pretends to be the glamorous talking parrot Marvelo in a sleight-of-hand act with Jim Hall, but when Tiny resents Hall's share of the earnings and sets him up, the real trouble begins—especially after the hotel's cleaning lady, who's always disliked Marvelo, hurls his cage from a window, nearly ending Samson's performance for good.
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