The Witching Hour #38

In "Save the Last Dance for Me!", Trapley, a wealthy and self-serving man, uses a mysterious machine to reach Earth a century in the future—only to discover that his vision of the future comes with more than just technological marvels. What he finds when he arrives is far more unsettling than he ever imagined, and the promise of progress hides a chilling secret waiting to be uncovered.

In "Eternal Hour!", a reclusive man named Terwit, mocked for his small stature, retreats to a clock tower where he stops the clock at midnight. Years later, a group of the same boys who once tormented him—now grown men—return to the tower, drawn by a need to confront their past. Their screams echo from within, a chilling reminder of what waits in the stillness of that endless hour.

Stanley’s obsession with the perfect wave blinds him to everything else—even the stunning woman beside him. When a chance to catch that elusive surge comes under the cover of night, his fixation takes him into unknown waters, where the ocean’s secrets might be more than just a ride.

In "The Demon in the Mirror!", Johnny Peril finds himself trapped in a prison world after a vengeful killer named Don Domingo uses dark magic to escape death row—stepping through a mirror to banish Peril in his place. With the guards set to execute him instead of the cunning criminal, Peril must think fast to survive the deadly game unfolding behind the glass.

In the eerie stillness of the open sea, a desperate man flees his crimes aboard a luxury cruise, only to stumble onto a spectral vessel where the crew are as lost and haunting as he has become. The Phantom Ship drifts through the night, its decks filled with the silent remnants of the drowned, and Roger Duval finds himself not escaping, but joining them.