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The Witching Hour #14

Edition record · April-May 1971

Price history & market evidence

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GradeAmountEvidenceRecorded
9.6$45.00ComicBase · catalog referencecatalogDate not recorded

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Graded population

CGC records 147 graded copies for Witching Hour #14 (1971). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

3.5 · 14.5 · 15.0 · 15.5 · 36.0 · 36.5 · 57.0 · 47.5 · 118.0 · 98.5 · 179.0 · 149.2 · 189.4 · 309.6 · 229.8 · 8

Fourteen Months!

After fourteen months, the sole survivor of a space battle which left all his crewmen dead talks to them as if they were still alive.

In 2370 a space captain is bewitched by a woman who seeks revenge on behalf of another the space captain seduced and dumped. His partner thinks he is acting crazy so he slugs him, and when the captain wakes, finds himself with his partner in deep space. He gets into a physical confrontation with his partner in an effort to turn the rocket around and go back to his love, when the eject button is hit and they are both sent to their death.

Space pirates come across a haunted house placed on an asteroid in space. They argue, and turn against one another, until the witch who owns the house has seen all three transform into the room they fear the most.

Creative credits

Writers: Gerry Conway, David Kaler

Interior art: Jeff Jones, Stanley Pitt, Al Williamson

Cover art: Carmine Infantino, Neal Adams

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COMICBASE: comicbase:1216957

GCD: 75466

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