House of Mystery #88

In "Return of the Animal-Men," Alan Hunter stumbles upon ancient African crypts adorned with depictions of Horus, Amun, and Anubis—only to encounter the very gods in the jungle beyond. But these aren't divine figures; they're alien visitors from Parma, who once found Earth charming and now return to claim its riches.

In "The Human Hurricane," photographer Paul Bradley ventures into the forbidden temple of Notus, the Wind God, despite the village’s warnings—only to find himself transformed into a force of nature. As he struggles to understand his new form and the curse that binds him, the festival’s celebration turns into a haunting reminder of what happens when curiosity defies the sacred.

In "The Man the Creature Feared," a mysterious alien causes buildings to float before landing again, but the only thing it seems to dread is a man wrapped in men's clothing like a mummy. When the police finally subdue the alien, they uncover a shocking truth: the alien was actually a doctor, and the mummy-like figure is a mental patient tied to the strange occurrences.