Creepy Worlds #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prisoner of the Slave World!", Henry Pym finds himself trapped in a dystopian realm where scientists are forced to build a super-weapon for a merciless tyrant. With his wits and a daring escape, he transforms into Ant-Man to fight back against the oppressive regime.
In "The 13th Floor!", a man with a failing heart finds himself on the mysterious 13th floor of his office building, where he meets a figure claiming to be Death. Though he pleads to return to care for his ailing wife, Death offers a chance to live another thirty years—if he accepts the deal. Riding the elevator down, he sees her ascending, and a chilling realization dawns: she was meant to die that night, and Death had been trying to keep them together.
In "Among the Missing!", a prospector returns from the desert with tales of a lost city built of marble and gold, only to be dismissed as delusional by the man who once staked his expedition. When the skeptic finally sees photographic proof, he becomes obsessed, spending years in the wild searching for the vanished city and the man who claimed to have found it.
In "Helen's Hubby!", a woman desperate to claim her husband’s fortune commits the ultimate act—murder—only to discover his will lacks his signature. When she calls on a medium to summon his spirit and secure the final proof, the ritual goes horribly wrong, pulling her into the very coffin where his body lies, trapped with the dead man she thought she’d outsmarted.
In the depths of an alien world, miner Conn Landrum is rescued by Launa, a woman from a hidden underground society, and faces a choice that could change everything—stay in the safety of her people’s world or risk the unknown to return to the surface.
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↩ Reprints Mystery Tales #17 (1954), Mystery Tales #21 (1954), Marvel Tales #149 (1956), Unusual Tales #13 (1958), Tales to Astonish #41 (1963), Unusual Tales #38 (1963), Unusual Tales #21 (1969), Unusual Tales #39 (1985)
Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #78 (1971), Uncanny Tales #11, Uncanny Tales #12, Uncanny Tales #15, Uncanny Tales #16, Uncanny Tales #17
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