Creepy Worlds #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Three Sheriffs In One," a tense prison hospital becomes the unlikely stage for a desperate escape attempt, where a convict’s hope for freedom is tested by a startling revelation. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with sharp, eerie precision by Steve Ditko, the story unfolds with quiet dread and a twist that redefines what’s possible within the walls of confinement. The cover by Joe Sinnott captures the moment’s chilling stillness, perfectly framing the suspense.
In "Trapped Between Two Worlds!" from *Creepy Worlds #91*, a scientist’s experiment goes awry when his matter transporter strands him on a hostile alien world, where warlike beings probe his mind to seize his technology. With cunning and quick thinking, he steals their mental record of him and flees back to Earth, where he makes the difficult choice to destroy his invention.
In "Going Down!", a desperate elevator operator bets everything on a dangerous ruse, tricking a wealthy passenger into tipping him by faking a malfunction—only to find the man’s chilling promise of reward is far more literal than he ever imagined. The ride down becomes a nightmare of escalating dread, as the elevator plummets into an abyss with no end in sight.
In the stark silence of a prison hospital, Jo, a convict recovering from injury, faces the grim prospect of returning to death row—so he’s desperate to stay put. When he notices a fellow inmate with a view through a window unbarred by iron, hope flickers. But as night falls and he climbs out, the truth of the height sets in: the window leads not to freedom, but to a dizzying drop.
On Christmas Eve, the first human astronauts to set foot on Mercury stumble upon a surprising gift: a group of friendly, telepathic aliens who share the holiday spirit by crafting a glowing Christmas tree from the planet’s metallic surface.
In the strange and shadowed corners of an oddities exhibit, Jo stumbles upon a hand suspended in midair—unearthly, alive, and tied to a being from beyond our world. When Jo chooses honesty over greed, freeing the hand and its stranded mind, the consequences ripple through the booth’s fragile balance of trust and profit.
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