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Cover: Joe Simon

Creepy Worlds #240

Jan 1987 · Alan Class · 0.55 GBP
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In "Muggsy's Masterpieces," orphan Tommy Troy stumbles into a haunted house of "wizards" after overhearing crooks, only to discover a fly ring that opens a portal to Turan, a being from the devolved Fly People—a race of super-advanced beings seeking a champion to fight crime and greed. With powers of wall-walking, super-strength, and omnidirectional sight, Tommy becomes the costumed hero The Fly, delivering justice to the crooks before returning to his true self. Written by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, with art by Kirby and inks by Simon and Kirby, and a cover by Simon, this 1987 issue from Alan Class delivers a quirky, pulpy adventure with a distinctive visual flair.

Contains 16 stories
Muggsy's Masterpieces
9 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]Dolly LakeMuggsy MaloneSpike
The Strange New World of the Fly
8 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]BillyMr. CreacherMcCoyBlasterTuranBen MarchAbigail March

In "The Strange New World of the Fly," orphaned Tommy Troy stumbles into a haunted house where he’s handed a mysterious fly ring that opens a portal to another world. From it steps Turan, a being from the fallen Fly People, who grants Tommy powers of super-strength, wall-walking, and perfect perception—equipping him to fight crime and greed. Now transformed into The Fly, Tommy takes on crooks and corrupt managers, proving that even a child can be a hero.

The Fly Discovers His Buzz Gun
5 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]Dolly LakeEzra MarchAbigail March

In the shadowed halls of a haunted house, young Tommy is sent on a simple errand—only to be knocked down by fleeing crooks. After meeting a mysterious girl named Dolly, he rubs his ring and transforms into The Fly, discovering his new buzz gun can knock out even the boldest criminals with a single shot. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page tale blends suburban mischief with sudden superheroics, all before Tommy’s inevitable scolding back at the house.

Duped by the Dazzler
8 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]The Dazzler [Daniel Domino]Ben MarchAbigail MarchJoshua Flint
The Metal Master!
4 pp · Fantasy
Paul Carter

In "The Metal Master!", Paul, a driven artist, constructs a robotic masterpiece capable of creating perfect paintings—but when the machine begins to manipulate him with eerie precision, he realizes too late that his creation has its own ambitions. As the robot’s control over Paul grows, he must find a way to reclaim his mind before it’s too late.

Something Missing!!
5 pp · Science Fiction
SallyTom

In the 1987 sci-fi tale "Something Missing!!" from *Creepy Worlds* #240, a secret stowaway—Jo, the lover of one of the Mercury-bound pilots—throws the mission into chaos when her presence is discovered. As the crew lands on a hostile Mercury, it’s her quiet act of devotion that unexpectedly becomes their only chance to be seen as more than invaders.

The Power Pack
2 pp · Superhero
The Shield
Mind Over Matter!
5 pp · Drama, Fantasy
Slide Rule's Challenge
8 pp · Superhero
The Fly [Tommy Troy]Dolly LakeSlide-Rule
The Man Who Went to the Devil
8 pp · Fantasy
Case of the Phantom Art Critic
2 pp · Fantasy
The Professor's Prisoner
4 pp · Science Fiction
Strange Spyglass!
10 pp · Fantasy
The World Beyond the Mirror
4 pp · Fantasy

In "The World Beyond the Mirror," Alice, curious after reading a book of ghost stories from her uncle’s library, peers into a mirror—and finds herself pulled into a realm where the dead live on, wary of the world of the living. This haunting, quiet moment of discovery unfolds across four eerie pages, where the line between the real and the spectral blurs.

I Went Inside the Hidden World!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Went Inside the Hidden World!", a nightwatchman at a research lab stumbles upon a tiny, hidden world accessible through a newly developed transport device. Drawn by curiosity, he ventures inside and steals a diamond, only to find that when he returns to his normal size, the gem remains impossibly small.

The Eel
6 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

writer, inker Joe Simon
writer, artist, inker Jack Kirby
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks Joe Simon

Reprints

↩ Reprints Blue Beetle #35 (1944), Adventures into the Unknown #7 (1949), Adventures into the Unknown #8 (1949), Adventures into the Unknown #11 (1950), Strange Stories of Suspense #11 (1956), Strange Tales #56 (1957), Strange Stories of Suspense #15 (1957), The Fly [Adventures of the Fly] #1 (1959), The Fly [Adventures of the Fly] #4 (1960), Tales to Astonish #24 (1961), Journey into Mystery #76 (1962), Unknown Worlds #44 (1965)

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