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Cover: Steve Ditko & Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
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Creepy Worlds #77

· Alan Class · 1'- [0-1-0 GBP]
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In "The Five Faces of Doctor Spectro," a tyrant plagued by nightly visions of masked enforcers bearing the word "justice" on their armbands finds his sleep haunted by a mystery that blurs the line between dream and reality. When he summons a doctor to treat his unrest, the man vanishes by morning—leaving his guards to wonder if the dream was more than just a dream. Illustrated with eerie precision by Mac Pakula, this chilling tale from Creepy Worlds #77 features a cover by Steve Ditko and Rocco Mastroserio, capturing the story’s unsettling tone in a 1'- [0-1-0 GBP] comic from the Alan Class era.

Contains 12 stories
The Five Faces of Doctor Spectro
20 pp · Superhero
Captain Atom [Captain Allen Adam]Doctor SpectroSgt. "Gunner" GoslinKathy
The Unseen
6 pp · Science Fiction
Jason WilkesJason Wilkes' sister

In "The Unseen," a scientist's ambition blinds him to the cost of his choices when a communist agent offers a fortune for his work on an invisibility ray. Greed drives him to accept, but after testing the device on himself, he discovers too late that he's become intangible—trapped in a body no one can see, with no way to reverse the effect.

The Voice from Nowhere
4 pp
The Edge of Madness
4 pp
Afraid to Open the Door!
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
MorseJohn Hayes

In "Afraid to Open the Door!" from *Creepy Worlds #77*, a desperate thief takes refuge in a reclusive scientist’s secluded lab, only to be confronted with a chilling choice: two unmarked doors, one leading home, the other to a shadow realm teeming with unknown horrors. Trapped between fear and survival, he waits, watching the doors, hoping someone else will reveal the truth—before the silence itself begins to close in.

Moon Ahead
4 pp
Long Live the King!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
King KimQueen SariPrince Rujak

In "Long Live the King!" from *Creepy Worlds* #77, a greedy prince marries a widowed queen, only to plot her demise using her sleepwalking. When the portrait of her late husband speaks and ghostly hands intervene, the prince’s scheme unravels in a chilling twist.

The Nightmare Men
4 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "The Nightmare Men," a tyrant haunted by nightly visions of masked figures bearing the word "justice" on their sleeves finds his sleep shattered by their relentless approach. When he summons a doctor to cure his torment, the next morning brings a chilling mystery—his body is gone, leaving only the question of whether the dream was real, and if the justice he feared finally came.

The Man Who Said "No"
4 pp · Horror-Suspense
Jonathan BascombeMax

In "The Man Who Said 'No'," a man’s stubborn refusal to fund a scientist’s experimental serum leads to a lab accident that shrinks him to microscopic size—trapped in a world suddenly impossibly vast. The story unfolds with quiet dread, exploring the terrifying isolation of a man whose only mistake was saying no.

Safe, But Not Sound!
5 pp · Horror-Suspense
Paid in Full
5 pp
What Happened to the U.F.O.?
1 pp

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Full credits

artist, inker Mac Pakula
cover pencils Steve Ditko

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