Creepy Worlds #67

In "Danger in the Night," a lone listener on Earth tunes into a chilling broadcast from Saturn, where a version of Orson Welles delivers a terrifyingly plausible account of an alien invasion. As the transmission unfolds, the line between fiction and imminent threat blurs, leaving one human to wonder if the war has already begun.

When a quiet man named Jo discovers a mysterious formula that turns anything he touches into gold, his life takes a wild turn—until his friend uncovers the unsettling truth: the power isn't his at all, but the result of an alien experiment. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, "Meet Mr. Meek! The Most Dangerous Man in the World!" unfolds as a sci-fi twist on the old adage, where the real danger isn't in the gold, but in what’s really behind it.

In "The Un-Human!", a shape-shifting alien spy infiltrates Earth by taking the form of a trusted scientist’s servant, but as he lives among humans, he begins to feel something he never knew—compassion. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling tale from *Creepy Worlds #67* explores the quiet cost of deception when the line between enemy and ally blurs.

In "No Human Can Beat Me!", a boastful alien lands on Earth with a chilling challenge: defeat it in any contest, or face invasion. After effortlessly besting every human competitor, a quiet man named Jo stuns the alien by claiming he’s already slept for a million years—prompting the creature to vow a two-million-year nap. With guards posted and Earth safe, Jo’s once-critical wife finds herself forever grateful for his unlikely victory.