Terror Tales #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Glass Corpse," Herr Bosz, the seemingly unassuming owner of a reducing salon, harbors a chilling secret: his clients don’t just lose weight—they vanish, transformed into delicate glass statues sent to Dresden. As a young woman undergoes her final treatment, the true horror of his artistry begins to take shape.
In "Broom for a Witch," Dan and his wife Alicia move into his ancestral home near Salem, a house steeped in the dark legacy of his ancestor Tabitha, a woman hanged as a witch. When Alicia begins acting with unnatural malice—flying on a broom in the night—Dan turns to Dr. Sykes, only to face a terrifying truth: Tabitha’s spirit has taken possession of her. As they confront the haunting, a shocking twist alters everything, leading to a reunion that defies death and time.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Strange Worlds #8 (1952), Horrific #7 (1953), Mysterious Adventures #17 (1953), Fantastic Fears #9 (1954), Midnight #1 (1957), Tales from the Tomb #6 (1969), Witches Tales #9 (1969)
Reprinted in Tales of Voodoo #3 (1972), Weird #3 (1972), Tales of Voodoo #1 (1974), Weird #2 (1974), Horror Tales #4 (1976), Monsters Incorporated #[nn] (1978), Weird #2 (1979)
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