Witches Tales #7

In "Broom for a Witch," Dan and his wife Alicia settle into his family’s old estate near Salem, unaware of the dark legacy tied to the house built by his ancestor, the hanged witch Tabitha. When Alicia begins acting strangely—her eyes black, her movements unnatural—Dan realizes something sinister has taken hold, and the house itself seems to breathe with ancient malice. As he seeks help from Dr. Sykes, the truth of Tabitha’s spirit and its violent return begins to unravel, leaving Dan to confront a haunting that blurs the line between vengeance and redemption.

In "Green Horror," Martha Thorton defies her husband George’s warnings to plant a strange cactus in their yard. As George grows increasingly uneasy, his fear turns to horror when the plant violently defends itself—killing him in a gruesome act no one can explain. Months later, when Martha begins a new relationship, the cactus strikes again, turning her new suitor’s love into a fatal embrace. The plant’s unnatural hunger grows, and its final move leaves Martha trapped in its grasp—just as the house itself seems to close in around her.

In "Grimm, Ghost Doctor," a grieving Margo’s sudden sorrow after Martie Draw’s death draws the attention of the enigmatic Grimm, who uncovers a haunting presence tied to a love long buried. As secrets surface and old wounds stir, Grimm must confront a vengeful spirit whose sorrow has taken on a deadly form.

In "Ghost-Bait," a young woman haunted by the ghost of her late uncle finds her fears turning real—only to uncover a chilling conspiracy. With the help of Dr. Trimm, she must unravel a deadly ruse where her uncle’s supposed death is part of a scheme to steal her inheritance.