Creepy Worlds #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple stories. One story features Nick, who uses a transporter button to travel from London to Paris, only to find himself repeatedly displaced and hunted by mysterious forces, ultimately attempting to return home to safety. Another story depicts two soldiers, Fred and Mel, who forge a strong friendship during training and are sent to the Pacific War theater together, with Fred reassuring Mel of his reliability as a comrade in battle. A third story involves the criminal organization S.P.I.D.E.R. plotting against a costumed clown vigilante; when their plan fails, a man named Brown becomes trapped in a burning building, calling for rescue.
A corrupt burgomeister in eighteenth-century Germany grows rich by bleeding his village dry through taxes and tolls collected at a tower he builds on the Rhine—until the desperate villagers orchestrate an uninvited party that spirals far beyond anyone's control. When mice crash the gala and chaos erupts, the burgomeister's greed finally catches up with him in ways both darkly comic and devastating. This twisted tale of comeuppance mixes folk legend with genuinely creepy consequences, proving that sometimes the smallest creatures exact the biggest revenge.
In "The Nameless One!", a fugitive named Nolan flees prison with a mysterious teleportation device crafted by a reclusive scientist. But no matter where he jumps, he’s thrust into ever-worsening peril—until he realizes the truth behind the device’s origin may be more than he ever imagined.
Eric Grey returns to the computer room where he once worked, hoping the familiar surroundings will help him move past a devastating loss—but the machines have something unexpected to tell him. What emerges from the data challenges everything he thought he'd accepted, pulling him into a mystery that blurs the line between technology and the impossible. A haunting reminder that some answers may be too strange for the waking world to bear.
Dr. M.T. Graves is called to the estate of Mr. Lind to investigate an impossible mystery: since the death of the late Mrs. White, her beloved garden has remained in full bloom despite the frozen January weather, sealed behind an invisible barrier that no scientist could breach. Understanding that Mrs. White's restless spirit refuses to leave her cherished flowers behind, Graves devises an unconventional approach to help the grieving ghost find peace.
When a soldier's closest friend falls in combat during the Pacific War, their bond proves stronger than death itself—as inexplicable warnings and supernatural intervention begin saving Mel Steiner's life at every turn. Fred Kane promised he'd always be there for his friend, and even from beyond the grave, he's determined to keep his word. Watch as a grieving soldier slowly realizes that some promises transcend the boundary between the living and the dead.
Len Brown's life as the Thunder Agent Dynamo takes a dangerous turn when he becomes the target of two rival criminal organizations—the Red Star spy network and S.P.I.D.E.R.—each plotting to capture him and seize his power belt for their own purposes. Caught between two enemies with conflicting schemes, Dynamo must navigate a deadly trap where turning on his belt could mean instant death, while his captors close in from all sides. With Thunder headquarters racing to locate him and his own survival hanging by a thread, Dynamo faces the most lethal peril of his career.
In "The Parrot!", Samson, posing as the star attraction 'Marvelo' in a traveling act, finds himself caught between jealousy and danger when Tiny resents Jim Hall’s share of the earnings and sets him up. When the hotel’s cleaning lady, harboring a grudge against the parrot, hurls his cage from a window, Samson’s life hangs in the balance.
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