The Witching Hour #64

Midnight sets an eerie stage in this 1976 DC anthology as a towering, ragged skeleton levels a sword at a lone man holding a lantern — its blood-red glow casting long shadows across a fog-shrouded graveyard filled with silent, looming headstones. The man's speech bubble challenges his "mysterious foe" to reveal himself so their duel to the death can begin, promising the kind of spine-tingling suspense the series delivered month after month. Luis Dominguez's cover art pulls you right into the dread, and inside Carl Wessler and E. R. Cruz serve up "The Mark of a Murderer" — one more creepy shocker of surprise and suspense from The Witching Hour.