Creepy Worlds #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Telltale Doll," a 1/- comic from the Alan Class run, Joe Simon and Dick Ayers deliver a delightfully odd tale where a man named Drews is haunted not by a ghost, but by a furious leprechaun who believes he's stolen the legendary treasure of Finn MacCool. When giant robots attack, Tommy Troy dons the guise of The Fly to protect Drews, leading to a surreal showdown that ends with a twist no one sees coming. The cover by Fred Fredericks captures the story’s whimsical menace perfectly.
Jo, a man whose mind hums with strange power after his parents' radiation exposure, finds himself on the run from shadowy government agents. When a secret network of others like him reaches out, he’s drawn into a hidden community where his abilities might finally make sense.
In "Stormy Night!" from *Creepy Worlds #93*, a nurse’s unexpected gift—a medal of the patron saint of travelers—takes on eerie significance when an ambulance driver arrives at his destination only to be told the bridge he crossed had been washed out hours earlier. The quiet tension of a storm-lashed journey blurs with something uncanny as reality itself begins to fray.
In "Tim O'Casey's Wrecking Crew!", a bickering sharpie named Drews finds himself tangled in a mythic mess when a furious leprechaun accuses him of stealing Finn MacCool’s legendary treasure. When giant robots roll in to settle the score, Tommy Troy steps in as The Fly, using cunning and a cave full of surprises to turn the tide. But when the ghost of Finn MacCool appears, the truth behind the theft—and the Fly’s real identity—begins to unravel.
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