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Fantasy Masterpieces #9

Marvel · Series began 1966 · June 1967

Dates

Cover date
June 1967
On sale
April 11, 1967
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Gil Kane, Carl Burgos, Larry Lieber, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Bill Everettinks: Frank Giacoia, Carl Burgos, Steve Ditko, Dick Ayers, Bill Everett, Matt Fox, Joe Simonletters: Sam Rosen, Carl Burgos, Bill Everett, Artie Simek, Howard Fergusonscript: Carl Burgos, Stan Lee, Bill Everett, Larry Lieber, Jack Kirby, Joe Simoncolors: Stan Goldbergediting: Martin Goodman, Stan Lee, Joe Simon

Stories

  • Origin of the Human Torch · 16 pages

    After the Scientist's Guild convinces inventor Horton to dispose of his new creation, a "human torch", a clever criminal figures out a way to use this creation for his own evil purposes.

  • The Sub-Mariner Goes To War · 10 pages

    Betty, concerned on what effect the Nazi submarine warfare has had on ocean-going travel and commerce, enlists the aid of the Sub-Mariner and his aerial subs to deal with the problem.

  • Monsteroso! · 5 pages

    A creature hatches from an egg and imagines itself lord of all it surveys, but it is suddenly drowned, as it is only a microbe in a scientist's culture.

  • We Search the Stars! · 5 pages

    A space expedition discovers what they believe is a savage human-like species and flee, not suspecting that they are an advanced psychic race able to meet all their needs through thought.

  • I Don't Believe in.... Ghosts! · 6 pages

    A man offers fifty thousand dollars to anyone who can show him a ghost but, time after time, he proves that there is a rational explanation behind the sightings. It turns out he does this because he is a ghost himself, and wants to prevent haunted houses from being demolished, rendering their occupants homeless.

  • Spy Ambush · 11 pages

    Cap and Bucky face the unparalled fury of a female Nazi agent, bent on capturing America's only model of the new rapid fire grenade gun for Hitler.

Reprinted in

Creepy Worlds (1962)

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