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Cover: Steve Ditko

Creepy Worlds #71

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Contains 9 stories
The Man Called Electro!
22 pp · Superhero

In "The Man Called Electro!", the electric-powered villain unleashes a daring jailbreak to assemble a crew of fellow criminals for a citywide rampage. With Aunt May hospitalized and his usual duties pulling him in two directions, Spider-Man must race against time to stop Electro’s escalating plan—before the city is plunged into chaos.

On the Run
5 pp · Western-Frontier
I Was Face-To-Face With the Forbidden Robot!
6 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Was Face-To-Face With the Forbidden Robot!", a man makes a dangerous choice: he reactivates an outlawed robot, hoping to prove his worth by stopping it. What begins as a bid for recognition quickly forces him to confront the truth about machines he once feared—and the cost of his own deception.

The Parasite!
4 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Parasite!", a wealthy industrialist’s push for total control over space flight catches the attention of extraterrestrial observers who intervene in Earth’s economy—just as the planet’s balance begins to tilt. The story unfolds with quiet unease as the line between ambition and exploitation blurs, leaving the fate of humanity’s future hanging in the stars.

The Secret of Sagattus!
5 pp · Fantasy

In "The Secret of Sagattus!", a kingdom’s fate hangs on the whispered counsel of a hunchback, whose wisdom earns the trust of the king—until jealous nobles, blinded by envy, strike him down. When his death reveals a shocking truth, the so-called king is exposed as a hollow mannequin, and the real power behind the throne is finally uncovered.

The Loafer
7 pp · Western-Frontier
The Terrible Touch!
4 pp · Fantasy

In "The Terrible Touch!", a miner recounts a strange encounter with the immortal king Midas, claiming the ancient ruler was no myth but a man he once stumbled upon in the earth. When his listeners laugh and dismiss the tale, the miner slowly removes his gloves—revealing hands of solid gold, a silent testament to the curse he now bears.

I Dared to Look Into the Beyond!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Dared to Look Into the Beyond!", a determined scientist pushes the limits of time, constructing a machine to glimpse what lies ahead. What he believes is a journey to the past instead reveals a haunting vision of Earth long abandoned—proof that the future is already written, even if he doesn’t understand what it means.

Jungle Story
6 pp · Adventure, Jungle

In "Jungle Story," a determined hunter ventures deep into the heart of the jungle, guided by a wizened tribesman, on a mission to hunt the fabled jaguar known as El Diablo. As the legendary cat returns to its territory, the hunter soon realizes that the true test isn’t in his skill with a rifle, but in learning to listen to the wisdom of the man who knows the wild’s secrets.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Steve Ditko
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko

Reprints

↩ Reprints Rugged Action #3 (1955), Marvel Tales #136 (1955), Marvel Tales #151 (1956), Marvel Tales #159 (1957), Kid Montana #19 (1959), Kid Montana #20 (1959), Tales to Astonish #11 (1960), Tales to Astonish #50 (1963), The Amazing Spider-Man #9 (1964)

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