Creepy Worlds #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Goodbye, Johnny..." from Creepy Worlds #72 delivers a haunting, time-twisting tale written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Joe Sinnott, whose expressive art brings a dreamlike unease to a man’s surreal journey from the present to the past. The story unfolds with a modern man dreaming of being a Pharaoh, only to awaken in ancient times—where he finds himself grappling with a disorienting memory of a life he never lived. Kurt Schaffenberger’s moody cover captures the story’s eerie tone, perfectly framing its unsettling blend of ancient mystery and personal dislocation.
In "I, the Pharaoh," a man’s dream of ruling ancient Egypt blurs into something darker, as the line between past and present begins to unravel. The story unfolds in a haunting spiral, where a Pharaoh awakens from a delusion that he was a man from 1956—only to question what reality truly is.
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