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Cover: Bill Fraccio & Tony Tallarico

Creepy Worlds #75

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In "The Eye of Horus," a greedy landlord's cruelty toward a Haitian laundress unleashes a chilling curse rooted in voodoo, leaving him stricken and desperate. As he seeks a cure, he discovers a terrifying truth hidden within a series of nested boxes—each holding only more boxes, stretching into an endless, unsettling mystery. Art by Paul Reinman, with lettering by Joe Rosen, and a cover by Bill Fraccio and Tony Tallarico, this eerie tale from Creepy Worlds #75 delivers a slow-burn dread that lingers long after the final page.

Contains 11 stories
The Eye of Horus
20 pp · Superhero
Blue Beetle [Dan Garrett]Professor Luri HoshidProfessor W. Elmo PhilippsEye of Horus
The Laundry Machines!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
Nicholas Flood

In "The Laundry Machines!" from *Creepy Worlds #75*, a greedy landlord pushes a Haitian laundress to her limit, only to fall ill after meddling with voodoo he doesn’t understand. When he tries to have her deported, he’s left trapped in a chilling cycle—each box he opens holds another, smaller one, all containing the same unending mystery.

The Man From Nowhere!
5 pp
The Gladiator's War
3 pp · Adventure
Spartacus
Beware of Tomorrow!
5 pp · Science Fiction
Mike WellisJoe

In "Beware of Tomorrow!" from Creepy Worlds #75, a mysterious stranger arrives in town, eerily accurate in his warnings of impending disasters. When Mike presses him for answers, the man claims he’s not predicting the future—he’s from it.

For the Birds
4 pp
Ceiling...Zero!
5 pp
From Out of Nowhere
4 pp · Fantasy
Shadows in the Night!
4 pp · Science Fiction
Elias Burbank

In "Shadows in the Night!" from Creepy Worlds #75, Elias clings to the quiet conviction that another world exists just beyond sight—parallel, unseen, and unreachable. Though he’s long since stopped searching for proof, the silence between worlds still hums with something he can’t quite name.

I Saw the Serpent that Saved the World!
5 pp · Science Fiction

In "I Saw the Serpent that Saved the World!", a quiet moment in a man’s life unravels when a childhood memory of a garter snake found in his yard collides with a dream of an alien spore birthing a monstrous serpent. The dream lingers, blurring past and present, as the line between memory and something far stranger begins to dissolve.

The Iron Brain!
5 pp · Fantasy

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Full credits

artist, inker Paul Reinman
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils Bill Fraccio
cover inks Tony Tallarico

Reprints

↩ Reprints Astonishing #38 (1955), Marvel Tales #136 (1955), Marvel Tales #141 (1955), Strange Tales #61 (1958), Journey into Mystery #53 (1959), Journey into Mystery #55 (1959), Blue Beetle #54 (1966)

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