The Witching Hour #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Double Edge" in The Witching Hour #12 (1970) delivers a haunting tale of loss and longing, following a boy whose mother discards his cherished talisman—only for him to spend a lifetime searching for it. Written by Steve Skeates and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Alex Toth, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, anchored by a journey that spans years and leads to a fateful reunion with a witch who holds the key. The cover, a striking portrait by Nick Cardy, captures the mood of mystery and yearning that defines the issue.
In "Double Edge," a young boy’s cherished talisman—a relic of power he never understood—is discarded by his mother, setting him on a lifelong quest to reclaim it. Years later, his search leads him to a witch who holds the object’s secrets, and with it, a dangerous truth about the artifact’s true nature.
In "Double Cross!", Mrs. Coburn claims she stole a cross to protect herself from demons tormenting her, but when the police dismiss her as delusional, they lock her away—leaving her vulnerable to forces beyond reason. With Mr. Skiottez watching from the shadows and Mildred caught in the growing dread, the line between madness and menace begins to blur.
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Reprinted in Skrækmagasinet #2/1972 (1972), Horror #2 (1972), Skräckmagasinet #2/1972 (1972), Skrekk Magasinet #2/1972 (1972), Il Est Minuit... l'Heure des Sorcières #6 (1976), Weird Mystery Tales #37 (1978), Weird Mystery Tales #39 (1979), DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest #24 (1982), Showcase Presents: The Witching Hour #1 (2011)
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