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CATALOG RECORD

The Witching Hour #1

DC · Series began 1969 · February-March 1969

Dates

Cover date
February-March 1969
On sale
December 19, 1968
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Nick Cardy, Alex Toth, Pat Boyette, Jack Sparling, Neal Adamsinks: Nick Cardy, Alex Toth, Pat Boyette, Jack Sparling, Neal Adamsscript: Alex Toth, Denny O'Neilletters: Alex Toth, Pat Boyette, Gaspar Saladino

Stories

  • Save the Last Dance for Me! · 4.5 pages

    Trapley is rich and selfish and has a machine that has locked onto earth 100 years into the future (although Clot says "1000", which doesn't agree with the year 2068 later). He wants all the benefits of traveling there for himself, and what he finds...well, you'll have to read the story.

  • Fandom Picks the Winners · The Wonderful World of Comics · 1 pages
  • Eternal Hour! · 7.67 pages

    Terwit is dwarfish and is teased and ridiculed by the town's boys. Most adults do nothing to stop it. Terwit recluses himself in a clock tower and the clock from then on is stopped at midnight. Years later, many of those boys, now men, go to the tower to drive Terwit out and their screams cry out...Why?

  • The Perfect Surf or How to Make Waves Without Really Trying! · 4.67 pages

    Stanley is totally nuts about surfing. He really never even notices the total babe at his side. He is obsessed with finding the "perfect wave". He is afforded an opportunity to find that wave in the dead of night. What do you think happens?

  • Silk Gauze · 1 pages

    How silk gauze was used to deceive seance patrons.

Characters

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Reprinted in

Showcase Presents: The Witching Hour (2011), Weird Mystery Tales (1972), Haunted Tales (1973)

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