Creepy Worlds #213
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Taboo Territory!", the eerie atmosphere of Creepy Worlds #213 thickens as the charlatan Cosmo Filch offers dubious counsel to Marius Dodd, who bears the crushing weight of a stolen diamond sacred to the sea god Ekali. Written by Greg Olivetti and brought to life with stark, expressive art by Ogden Whitney—both pencils and inks—this tale of guilt and consequence unfolds with a quiet dread, as the true cost of the theft begins to reveal itself in unsettling ways. The cover, also by Whitney, captures the story’s foreboding mood in sharp, shadowed detail.
In "The Old Man of the Sea!" from Creepy Worlds #213, a desperate Marius Dodd seeks counsel from the charlatan Cosmo Filch, haunted by the crushing weight of a stolen diamond meant for the sea god Ekali. As Filch convinces Dodd that his suffering is all in his mind, the man surrenders the gem—only to find the burden suddenly upon himself.
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