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CATALOG RECORD

Creepy Worlds #105

Alan Class · Series began 1962

Dates

Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: John Giunta, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Angelo Torres, John Rosenberger, Carl Burgosinks: John Giunta, Christopher Rule, Steve Ditko, Angelo Torres, John Rosenberger, Carl Burgosediting: Victor Gorelickscript: Jerry Siegel, Robert Bernsteinletters: Terry Szenics, Artie Simek, John Duffy

Stories

  • The Slave of King Spider · 12 pages
  • I Discovered the Secret of the Flying Saucers! · 7 pages

    A man discovers that flying saucers are real, but are not actually ships, but alien beings able to travel through space on their own. They are often forced to crashland on Earth because of local radiation, and leave as quickly as possible.

  • The Fly's Worst Enemy · 8 pages
  • I Captured the Abominable Snowman! · 6 pages

    A man lies, cheats and steals to find the abominable snowman, and eventually discovers a lama who knows the secret of the snowman and is forced to summon it. He discovers that the snowman was a greedy man like him, cursed to wear a bestial form until another took his place. He is horrified as the snowman becomes human and he is transformed into a monster.

  • Freight Car Prisoner · 2 pages
  • The Metal Men · 4 pages
  • The Triple Threat Monster! · 5 pages
  • The Fourth Dimensional Force! · The Jaguar · 8 pages

    As the Jaguar tries to stop an invisible force from destroying buildings on earth, he is recruited by aliens to stop an animal invasion on their planet.

  • Don't Send Me...Out There!!! · 4 pages

    A space pilot is terrified of taking another flight but his family is unsympathetic. Their attitude is out of surprise, since a robot has never before been afraid.

  • I Was the Miracle Man · 5 pages

    A brilliant but cruel businessman sets out to conquer an alien world. When he finds one he discovers that the inhabitants are far more mentally advanced then humans, possessing psychic powers. He is little more than an animal to them, and is displayed in a zoo.

  • The 30 Costumes of Fly Girl! · 5 pages

    Fly Girl aids the FBI by doing public relations work for a textile firm in order to find a Soviet spy ring.

Characters

Tommy TroyThe Fly

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