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Cover: Jack Kirby & Dick Ayers

Creepy Worlds #68

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Contains 9 stories
The Mad Pharoah!
13 pp · Superhero

In "The Mad Pharaoh!", a millennia-long slumber ends when Hatap, the Mad Pharaoh, awakens with a vengeance—summoning Tony Stark from the future to reignite his ancient war against Cleopatra. As Iron Man, Stark must now face a battle forged in myth, where past and present collide in a clash of power, legacy, and destiny.

I Am a Walking Time Bomb
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Am a Walking Time Bomb," a lone robot dispatched to Earth by alien conquerors carries the power to obliterate the planet unless humanity surrenders. As he observes human kindness, resilience, and quiet courage, he begins to question the orders he was given—and the cost of obedience.

One of Us Must Die!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In the silent vastness of space, a damaged passenger yacht faces a deadly choice: one of the crew must die so the rest can live. With cold precision, the captain sets a cruel test, weaving lies to expose who among them is willing to sacrifice others—only to find that survival may demand a price no one expected.

Shock at Seven O'Clock
4 pp · Fantasy

When the clock strikes seven o’clock on the ten-year anniversary of a brutal pirate raid, the crew of the Black Maw feels the weight of their past return in the form of restless spirits. As shadows stir and the sea grows unnaturally still, the captain must confront the haunting legacy of his crimes before the night’s final hour.

I Shrunk Away to Nothing!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Shrunk Away to Nothing!", a desperate man volunteers for a mysterious scientific experiment, only to find himself shrinking far beyond the scale of ordinary life. As he navigates a hidden world teeming with colossal, unfamiliar landscapes, he encounters a native who reveals the startling truth: this realm is Earth—just not as he knew it.

I Dare You to Look!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "I Dare You to Look!", a boy known for his endless lies stumbles upon a mysterious opening in a tree that reveals a glimpse of the future. When he shares the discovery with Percival, the only one who ever called him out, their shared truth becomes the one thing no one believes. As they try to warn others, their credibility crumbles—because the most unbelievable thing of all might just be the truth.

The Creature From Kosmos!
18 pp · Superhero

In "The Creature From Kosmos!", Ant-Man teams up with the daughter of a murdered scientist to face a deadly alien threat. With her newfound powers of shrinking and flight, she becomes his partner as the Wasp, and together they must outwit the creature’s corrosive nature to protect the city.

Jigsaw
4 pp · Science Fiction
I Come From the Sky!
5 pp · Fantasy

A downed pilot stranded among a remote African tribe must convince them he’s a sky-god after surviving a lightning strike, only to be cast outside their massive wall with nothing but a lighter and one bullet to prove his divinity—before the beast they fear comes for him.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer R. Berns
artist, inker Don Heck
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Dick Ayers

Reprints

↩ Reprints Strange Stories of Suspense #6 (1955), Mystic #59 (1957), Journey into Unknown Worlds #59 (1957), Journey into Mystery #50 (1959), Journey into Mystery #56 (1960), Strange Tales #73 (1960), Tales to Astonish #44 (1963), Tales of Suspense #44 (1963)

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