The Witching Hour #29

Against a swollen full moon, a phantom horse-drawn carriage bearing a wild-haired, whip-cracking specter plunges directly toward two terrified passengers in a convertible below — it's the kind of supernatural menace DC's horror anthology did so well in 1973. Nick Cardy's cover art is genuinely arresting, with the snarling horse and plummeting carriage filling the frame with a sense of impossible, unstoppable dread. Promising "A Time to Live, A Time to Die" and interior art by Frank Redondo, this issue of The Witching Hour delivers the chill-soaked thrills the series was built for.