Creepy Worlds #95
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tournament of Mongo: Part I," a fugitive seeking refuge in a remote cottage finds himself at the center of a surreal mystery when the entire shack inexplicably reappears—repaired and intact—just outside the iron curtain. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with eerie precision by Steve Ditko, this haunting tale blends Cold War tension with a touch of the divine, as a stranger’s quiet act of gratitude reveals a deeper, otherworldly purpose. The cover by Alex Raymond captures the story’s dreamlike unease with striking, vintage flair.
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In a communist bloc country, a fugitive seeks shelter from an elderly couple who grant it to him. The next day they find their shack has been transplanted outside of the iron curtain and repaired to look as new. They regard the event as impossible but their guest says he was merely repaying the kindness shown to a stranger and is revealed to be an angel who was traversing the communist-occupied country for an unknown reason and then he ascends back to heaven.
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