Creepy Worlds #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Black Knight Strikes!", Professor Garrett—fleeing arrest for treason by Giant-Man—transforms into a fearsome avenger, mutating horses and eagles into a winged steed and wielding a deadly lance forged in vengeance. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Dick Ayers and bold inks by the same, this tale of scientific ambition and retribution unfolds across Europe, culminating in a clash with Giant-Man that ends in escape, not surrender. The cover by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky captures the dark spectacle of this airborne crusader, a striking visual that matches the story’s brooding intensity.
In "The Black Knight Strikes!" from *Creepy Worlds #66*, Professor Garrett, wrongfully imprisoned by Giant-Man, vanishes into Europe and returns transformed—genetically altering horses and eagles to forge a winged steed, crafting a deadly lance, and emerging as the vengeful Black Knight. His crusade against Giant-Man is fierce and relentless, but even after a brutal clash, the Black Knight slips away, leaving his next move unknown.
In "The Four Sam Smiths!" from Creepy Worlds #66, a woman enlists four actors to impersonate her husband’s alternate selves in a surreal experiment—hoping that confronting these mirrored versions will finally reform him. As the illusion unfolds, the line between reality and the strange, shifting world of the cyclotron’s aftermath begins to blur.
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