Witchcraft #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Death Tattoo!", circus performer Garth bears a mysterious magic symbol on his chest—one that grants him hypnotic powers at a terrible cost. As the tattoo slowly drives him mad, its curse doesn’t end with death, but instead seeks a new host. Written by Norman Nodel and illustrated by Nodel with inks by Vince Alascia, this eerie 1952 tale from Avon delivers a chilling exploration of obsession and the price of power. The cover, by Gene Fawcette, captures the story’s dark, hypnotic allure.
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Circus performer Garth wears a magic symbol on his chest. The “death tattoo” allows him to use the power of hypnotism, but comes with a price. Its wearer is slowly driven insane; and after his death, the tattoo detaches from the body and goes searching for a new victim.
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