The Witching Hour #38

DC's 100-page Super Spectacular format gives The Witching Hour #38 (1974) serious bang for fifty cents, promising thirteen haunting tales of suspense under a Nick Cardy cover dripping with dread. The cover panels showcase a cackling witch looming over a rooftop with the taunt "Save the last dance for me!", a terrified man confronted by something monstrous rising from a coffin in "'Til Death Us Do Join!", and a man recoiling in horror from a demonic presence in "The Demon in the Mirror" — all framed by skeletal figures lurking at the edges. With Gerard Conway writing and Murphy Anderson illustrating inside, this oversized anthology is a genuinely satisfying deep dive into DC's early-'70s horror anthology tradition.