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Cover: Bill Everett

Creepy Worlds #218

Jan 1984 · Alan Class · 0.25 GBP
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In "When Time Stood Still!", Nemesis journeys through a twisted alternate history where Nazi Germany triumphed, then risks everything to alter the past during the darkest days of World War II. Written by Shane O'Shea and illustrated by Chic Stone with inks by Tom Hickey, the story blends wartime drama with surreal time-bending consequences. Bill Everett’s striking cover captures the tension of a world hanging in the balance.

Contains 6 stories
When Time Stood Still!
4 pp · Fantasy
Thanks for the Memories!
8 pp · Science Fiction
Norbert WimbleMrs. Riley
Someone Is Following
4 pp · Science Fiction
Wanted: Hitler, Dead or Alive!
10 pp · Superhero
NemesisGrim ReaperAdolf HitlerWinston ChurchillHermann GoeringJoseph GoebbelsJosef Stalin
The Mysterious Train!
8 pp · Fantasy
Phineas W. CarltonLaura HarrisSam HarrisUncle BenAunt MarthaJohn W. Harkness
Dead Duck in Red China!
14 pp · Spy, Superhero
John Force, Magic Agent

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Full credits

artist Chic Stone
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett

Reprints

↩ Reprints Spellbound #28 (1956), Spellbound #29 (1956), Spellbound #34 (1957), Forbidden Worlds #122 (1964), Adventures into the Unknown #169 (1966), Unknown Worlds #52 (1966), Adventures into the Unknown #171 (1967)

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