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Creepy Worlds #209

Alan Class · Series began 1962 · [circa 1982 - 1983]

Dates

Cover date
[circa 1982 - 1983]
On sale
1982
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott, Steve Ditko, Ed Winiarski, John Severin, Bob Brown, John Forte, Harry Anderson, Bill Walton, Dick Ayers, Joe Kubertinks: Christopher Rule, Joe Sinnott, Steve Ditko, Ed Winiarski, John Severin, Bob Brown, John Forte, Harry Anderson, Bill Walton, Ernie Bache, Sy Moskowitzcolors: Stan Goldbergletters: Artie Simekediting: Stan Leescript: Paul S. Newman

Stories

  • Invasion from Outer Space! · 5 pages

    A robot army invades Earth, but they are forced to retreat by rusting the first time it rains.

  • The Man with the Atomic Brain! · 5 pages

    A man gains powerful psychic abilities from his parents’ exposure to radiation, and he is hunted by the government until a hidden group of like-powered people contact him and bring him to their community.

  • The Machine! · 4 pages

    Scientists build a calculator that gets bored with them and transports itself to another planet with an advanced civilization that will pose more interesting questions.

  • The Masterpiece! · 4 pages

    A painter two hundred years dead does a favor for a struggling artist who ekes out a living copying his works.

  • Stormy Night! · 4 pages

    When a nurse gives an ambulance driver a medal of the patron saint of travelers he is surprised to hear from people at his destination that the bridge he crossed to get there had been washed out hours ago.

  • The Horror House · 4 pages
  • The Dictator! · 4 pages

    Zinyov the dictator forces a scientist to develop a virus that will kill everyone in his country that doubts his ability to lead them. Its only victim is Zinyov himself.

  • And a Little Child... · 4 pages
  • The Unwanted! · 5 pages

    Human colonists are forced off Mars and so attempt to return to Earth only to be rejected by the cavemen remnants left after atomic war. They go into orbit around Earth and wait for the cavemen to evolve to the point that they will no longer be considered another race.

  • No Time Like the Future · 5 pages
  • The Strange Ones · 4 pages

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