Terror Tales #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monster," a man consumed by betrayal stumbles upon a witches' Sabbath, where a chilling promise is made: whatever evil he unleashes, no mortal hand can harm him. Written and illustrated by Antonio Reynoso, this eerie tale from 1972 blends personal vengeance with supernatural dread, set against the shadowed backdrop of a hidden coven. The cover by Antonio Reynoso captures the story’s unsettling tone, a 60-cent comic in 1972 that remains a standout in Eerie Publications’ anthology run.
In "Witches' Nightmare," a man consumed by betrayal stumbles into a hidden coven during a storm, drawn by whispers of power and vengeance. There, amid the flickering flames of a witches' Sabbath, he hears a chilling promise: no mortal hand can harm him for the evil he plans.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Witches Tales #14 (1952), Black Cat Comics #42 (1953), Out of the Shadows #13 (1954), Weird #3 (1967), Horror Tales #2 (1970), Weird Worlds #3 (1971)
Reprinted in Tales from the Tomb #4 (1974), Terror Tales #4 (1974), Weird #4 (1974), Terror Tales #4 (1976), Horror Tales #5 (1977), Weird Vampire Tales #1 (1979), Doom Zone #[nn] (1980), Terrors of Dracula #1 (1980), Terrors of Dracula #2 (1980), Weird Vampire Tales #3 (1980), Thriller Tales #[nn] (1983), Maze of Monsters #4
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