Creepy Worlds #220
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Behind the Veil!" in Creepy Worlds #220 (1984) delivers a chilling blend of psychological suspense and supernatural dread, as a desperate man plots a bank heist to save his wife’s life—only to be haunted by a vision of himself turned deadly after the robbery. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and lettering by Ray Holloway, the story unfolds with a creeping sense of unease, rooted in the mind of a man manipulated by a new guard who claims to be a psychiatrist hypnotist. The cover by Bill Everett captures the story’s eerie tension with a stark, unsettling image.
In "The Second-Hand Man!" from Creepy Worlds #220 (1984), Jo buys a used car once driven by an executed gangster—only to find his own behavior growing increasingly reckless and aggressive. The story explores how the car’s dark past begins to seep into Jo’s life, blurring the line between ownership and possession.
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 vision of himself turned deadly, glowing with radiation after the heist. The twist? The guard who seemed harmless is actually a psychiatrist hypnotist who planted the vision to stop the crime.
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