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Creepy Worlds #147 (1974)

Alan Class · 1974 · 20 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Behind the Veil!
4 pp
The Girl Behind the Glass!
4 pp
The Man Who Vanished
5 pp
The Unexpected!
4 pp
The Missing Sun
3 pp
The Second-Hand Man!
4 pp

In "The Second-Hand Man!" from Creepy Worlds #147 (1974), Jo buys a used car once driven by an executed gangster—and soon finds himself acting with a recklessness he doesn’t understand. The car’s past seems to stir something dark in him, turning his quiet life into something unrecognizable.

My Touch Means... Doom!
6 pp · science fiction
Bill HowardMartha HowardDr. Johnson

In "My Touch Means... Doom!", a desperate man plans to rob his bank to save his wife’s life—only to be haunted by a terrifying vision of himself turning lethal to the touch during the escape. The twist? The guard he faces isn’t just unarmed; he’s a psychiatrist hypnotist who’s engineered the hallucination to stop the crime.

Alter Ego!
4 pp
Bill ManionLady Cynthia ConwayAlfred Conway

During World War II, Captain Bill Manion of the U.S. Air Corps and Lady Cynthia Conway, daughter of an English aristocratic family, fall deeply in love—but her brother Alfred fiercely opposes their union. When Cynthia rushes to meet Bill at Picadilly Station to run away to America, a terrible car crash leaves her in a coma, and she awakens with a fractured mind, convinced she's living an entirely different life in Kansas as Bill's wife. Years pass as doctors struggle to reach her, each detail of her elaborate delusion growing stranger—until Bill himself arrives with a story that mirrors hers in impossible ways.

1,000 Years Ago... In 1962!
14 pp · science fiction
Joe Kerr [XW-4362]Margie AdamsEd RommelyHerbie Popnecker (cameo)RBQ-40-A

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