The Witching Hour #38 (DC Comics January 1974)-image
The Witching Hour #38 (DC Comics January 1974)-image
The Witching Hour #38 (DC Comics January 1974)-image

The Witching Hour #38 (DC Comics January 1974)

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Superhero Team: Justice League of America Language: English Universe: DC Universe Style: Color Signed: No Intended Audience: General Audience Character: Johnny Peril, Mildred (Vignette), Cynthia (Host), Mordred (Vignette), Mildred (Host), Mordred (Host), Cynthia (Vignette) Tradition: US Comics Unit of Sale: Single Unit Format: Single Issue Issue Number: 38 Inscribed: No Type: Comic Book Publication Year: 1974 Professional Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) Cover Artist: Nick Cardy Publisher: DC Comics Genre: Horror & Sci-Fi or Suspense Vintage: Yes Series Title: The Witching Hour Artist/Writer: Reginald Pitt, Jack Miller, Robert Kanigher, Mort Drucker, Frank Giacoia, Murphy Anderson, Stanley Pitt, Jim Mooney, George Papp, Alex Toth, Gerry Conway, Denny O'Neil, Dave Kaler, Bob Brown, Bob Haney, Pat Boyette, Sy Barry, Jack Sparling Personalized: No Era: Bronze Age (1970-83)

Description

The Witching Hour #38 (DC Comics January 1974). The Witching Hour #38 from January 1974, published by DC Comics, features a mix of horror and suspense stories with characters like Johnny Peril, Mildred, Cynthia, and Mordred. The cover art by Nick Cardy sets the tone for this Bronze Age comic book, showcasing the unique artwork style of the era. With a talented team of writers and artists including Mort Drucker, Frank Giacoia, and Murphy Anderson, this issue offers a spooky and thrilling reading experience for fans of the genre. The Witching Hour #38 from January 1974, published by DC Comics, features a mix of horror and suspense stories with characters like Johnny Peril, Mildred, Cynthia, and Mordred. The cover art by Nick Cardy sets the tone for this Bronze Age comic book, showcasing the unique artwork style of the era. With a talented team of writers and artists including Mort Drucker, Frank Giacoia, and Murphy Anderson, this issue offers a spooky and thrilling reading experience for fans of the genre.

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