Witches Tales #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Thing That Screamed," a rural couple's newborn son is secretly swapped by Satan for a malevolent imp crafted in his image, setting in motion a chilling experiment in deception and power. With the creature raised as their own, Satan plans to use the family's love as a conduit to claim Earth—but the bond forming between parent and child may be more than he bargained for. Cirilo Muñoz's stark, expressive art brings the eerie atmosphere to life, while Oscar Novelle's haunting cover captures the story’s unsettling core.
In "Satan's Demons," a violent act of rage sets off a chain of supernatural retribution when Edgar murders his sister, a witch. As vengeance unfolds, Delfina exacts her toll—only to find herself undone by the very creature she sought to control: Miss Hester's cat, Satan.
In "The Coffin," a woman whose beauty and dark magic have long controlled men and nations discovers that even death cannot silence the past. When her final act of cruelty awakens a force beyond the grave, she must face a haunting truth: some debts are paid in ways that outlive the living.
In "The Man From Hell!", a newborn child is swapped by Satan for a demonic imp, set to be raised with love so the dark lord can ascend to rule Earth. But when the boy grows up, his strange nature begins to unsettle the very family that raised him—raising chilling questions about what truly lies beneath the surface of innocence.
In "Devil Ghouls," a college student wakes from a terrifying dream of an earthquake unleashing demonic horrors from beneath his hometown, only to return home and find his parents alive—though something about their calm demeanor feels just a little too perfect.
In "The Bloody Corpse," the final wish of a wealthy man—his extravagant tomb—meets mockery from his greedy children, who scoff at his dying request. But their laughter turns to dread when something far worse stirs beneath the earth, and the dead man’s final demand begins to take a chilling form.
In a chilling night spent in a cemetery during a fraternity initiation, a college boy stumbles upon the ghost of a sorcerer from the 21st century—someone who claims to know a terrible truth about the future and the boy’s role in it. The sorcerer’s warning cuts through the dark, but the boy isn’t sure if he’s being guided… or manipulated.
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↩ Reprints Tomb of Terror #3 (1952), Black Magic #4 (28) (1954), Tales of Horror #9 (1954), Weird #1 (1970), Weird #3 (1971), Weird #5 (1972)
Reprinted in Weird #2 (1977), Terror Tales #2 (1977), Terrors of Dracula #2 (1980), Insane #[nn] (1981)
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