Creepy Worlds #223
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When the World Vanished!", a young woman wakes to find the world gone—silent, empty, and eerily pristine—only to realize she’s not alone in this strange, suspended moment. As she searches for answers, she begins to suspect the universe itself has a hidden rhythm, one that resets everything, including people, on a schedule no one remembers.
In "The Man with Two Lives!", a man haunted by guilt and a sudden, terrifying encounter with a doppelgänger finds himself caught between two realities. After a prison inmate threatens revenge, the man returns home to face a stranger who looks exactly like him—only to kill the intruder in self-defense. Moments later, news arrives that the real criminal has died at the same instant. Shaken to his core, he can’t ignore the truth any longer and turns himself in.
In "Moomboo!", a cunning shaman deceives his tribe until a mysterious idol materializes, seemingly conjured from nowhere. When he lashes out at the artifact, it vanishes—leaving behind only the echo of a distant, alien consciousness that has judged Earth and chosen silence.
In "Drawings of Doom!", a desperate criminal corners an artist whose sketches come to life, demanding a drawing of a car piled high with cash. But when the artist picks up his pencil, the only image that emerges is the criminal locked behind bars—leaving the fate of both men hanging in the balance.
In "What World Is This?", a fugitive thief makes a desperate wish for time to stand still, only to stumble upon a silent town where everyone seems frozen in place. As he explores, the sudden roar of a plane shatters the stillness, leading him to a sign that reads "Atom City"—a place he recalls from a news article about a mock town built to study atomic bomb effects. Looking up, he watches a small object detach from the plane’s bomb bay, leaving him stunned by the chilling realization of where he truly is.
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