Creepy Worlds #S [3]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Inside the House!" in Creepy Worlds #S [3] (1976) delivers a dreamlike twist on a man’s sudden decision to sell his island, sparked by a lover’s ultimatum. After a vivid vision of rescuing a woman from pirates—only to receive a mysterious ring and a cryptic promise—he wakes to find the ring still on his hand and a real estate client who looks exactly like the woman from his dream. Angelo Torres handles both art and inks for the story, while Carl Burgos provides the eerie, evocative cover.
In "Inside the House!" from Creepy Worlds #S [3] (1976), a seemingly innocent contest lures a young couple into a strange, isolated house—only to reveal a chilling trap set by unseen aliens. The story unfolds with quiet dread as the couple’s chance encounter spirals into a desperate bid to survive a surreal, otherworldly scheme.
In "Abra Cadabra!" from Creepy Worlds #S [3] (1976), an aging magician, shaken by a botched performance, wanders the city in quiet reflection—until a careless gesture in the air sends a pair of bank robbers scrambling as their getaway car vanishes mid-escape. The moment passes unnoticed by the magician, who walks on, unaware of the chaos his slip of the hand has just triggered.
In "Nightmare at Noon!" from *Creepy Worlds #S* (1976), a man facing the loss of his island vows to sell it—only to be haunted by a vivid vision of a woman in peril, fleeing pirates on a distant shore. When he awakens, he finds a strange ring on his hand and a chilling sense of deja vu, especially when the real estate broker who arrives to tour the island bears an uncanny resemblance to the woman from his dream.
In a remote Tibetan valley, a seeker of eternal life encounters a mysterious old man and his young companion. After persuading the young man to let him take the elder back to the world below for study, he returns only to learn from a friend—someone who’s met the pair before—that he’s brought back the wrong man. The secret of immortality remains just out of reach, and the truth of who the old man truly was begins to unravel.
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