Monster Hunters #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Statuette," a 1976 Charlton classic, a sultan’s commander falls under the spell of a mysterious enchantress—only to be transformed into a dog. Written by Joe Molloy and illustrated by Enrique Nieto, this eerie tale follows his desperate quest for redemption after a wizard restores him to human form, only to face betrayal. Mike Zeck’s striking cover captures the story’s dark, fantastical tone.
In "A Fitting Wife," the Sultan's commander finds himself transformed into a dog after growing too bold with a mysterious enchantress. When a wizard restores him to human form with a magical elixir, the commander’s gratitude quickly turns to betrayal—leaving his fate hanging in the balance.
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Reprinted in Tales of Horror #5 (1976), The Devil's Triangle #2 (1976), Comic Reader #130 (1976), Doom Zone #[nn] (1980), Help! #[nn] (1982), Adventures into the Unknown Halloween Special #1 (1991), Out of the Night #1 (1998)
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