Creepy Worlds #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mysterious Mr. P!", a renowned clarinetist finds himself cornered by a regime that demands his voice for their cause. Refusing to be silenced, he uses his music to lure his captors into the sky, unveiling a truth far stranger than anyone expected.
In "The Face!", a desperate thief flees with a stolen ruby, only to be haunted by the relentless, spectral gaze of an Indian Lama whose face appears in every shadow and reflection. As he tries to escape across the country by train, the vision follows him without mercy—until panic drives him to pull the emergency cord and leap into the unknown. The moment he lands, he realizes too late that the train had just reached a treacherous trestle bridge.
In "Help!", a man answers a frantic call for assistance, dismisses it as a prank, and slams the receiver down—only to realize too late that the voice was from a tiny alien ship trapped inside the phone. The moment he hangs up, the device begins to hum with strange energy, hinting at a connection far beyond the ordinary.
In "Seven Long Years," a once-ferocious racketeer makes a strange vow after shattering a mirror—renouncing crime for seven long years. But when he returns to his old ways, the same shattered glass seems to call him back, leading to a fateful moment that echoes his past.
In "Orrgo...The Unconquerable!", an alien conqueror with vast telepathic and telekinetic abilities arrives on Earth, effortlessly overpowering human defenses and freezing Washington, DC in ice. But when he grows complacent, resting in the shadow of his victory, he meets an unexpected threat—one that never crossed his mind.
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