Eerie #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Witches' Tide" in Eerie #7 (1967) delivers a chilling tale of betrayal and retribution, anchored by the unmistakable hand of Johnny Craig, who wrote, drew, inked, and lettered the story with a tight, atmospheric precision. The cover, a striking collaboration by Frank Frazetta, captures the eerie mood with a haunting image that perfectly sets the tone for this unsettling mystery.
In "The Defense Rests!" from Eerie #7 (1967), a trusted friend’s murder sets off a chain of betrayal in a town where justice is as fragile as it is twisted. When the mayor sees a chance to settle an old score with Andrew Prescott, the accused man barely escapes, only to find an unlikely ally in Molok-The-Brute, whose own vendetta is about to be reignited.
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Reprinted in Eerie #18 (1968), Eerie #2 (1969), Creepy #25 (1969), Eerie Yearbook #1970 (1969), Eerie Annual #1971 (1971), Dossier Negro #24 (1971), Dossier Negro #25 (1971), Vampus #2 (1971), Vampus #3 (1971), Eerie Annual #1972 (1972), Eerie #42 (1972), Dossier Negro #44 (1973), Vampus #23 (1973), Rufus #7 (1973), Vampus #28 (1973), Vampir-Comic #3 (1974), Warren Presents #3 (1979), 1984 Almanaque #1980 (1979), Eerie #135 (1982), Eerie Greatest Hits #[nn] (1994), Eerie Archives #2 (2009), Creepy Presents Steve Ditko #[nn] (2013), Chock #10/1974
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