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CATALOG RECORD

World of Fantasy #7

Marvel · Series began 1956 · May 1957

Dates

Cover date
May 1957
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bill Everett, Manny Stallman, Dick Ayers, Tony DiPreta, Robert Q. Sale, Sam Kweskin, Gray Morrowinks: Bill Everett, Manny Stallman, Dick Ayers, Tony DiPreta, Robert Q. Sale, Sam Kweskin, Gray Morrowcolors: Stan Goldbergscript: Carl Wessler, Jack Oleck, Tess Goldberg

Stories

  • Wheels of Doom! · 4 pages

    Two old men find that they lose forty years when they ride motorcycles.

  • Someone in the Flames · 4 pages

    A man thinks that he can control the Indians who work a plantation in Central America and take it over by posing as their god. It would have worked if the current owner of the plantation hadn't already implemented the idea.

  • The Girl Who Didn't Exist! · 4 pages

    A man falls in love with the ghost of a woman waiting for a sailor to put into port.

  • Run for Your Life · 4 pages

    A man uses black magic to disguise himself as the police chief who is holding his son prisoner in order to free him. When the real chief finds out, he orders the man be shot on site and his guards figure that he is still the disguised fugitive so they shoot him.

  • Sir Archibald · 2 pages
  • The Hidden Hex! · 3 pages

    When bad luck plagues a farm owned by a man who refuses to have hex symbols painted anywhere on the property, his hired hand cuts the crops into a symbol which wards away the evil omens.

  • The Man in Grey! · 4 pages

    A man goes back in time to provide the missing element in a formula, but he mistakes the building's janitor for the scientist.

Reprinted in

Amazing Stories of Suspense (1963), Secrets of the Unknown (1962), Creepy Worlds (1962), Sinister Tales (1964), Astounding Stories (1966)

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