The Witching Hour #3 is an issue of the series Witching Hour (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1969.
Synopsis for "The Turn of the Wheel!"
A cruel tyrant uses a wheel to torture peasants upon until they steal it and fashion it as just an ordinary carriage wheel at which time the wheel begins to extract its vengeance.
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Synopsis for "The Death Watch"
A man in an auto accident is prayed for by his parents, but they pray for him to die. He survives his operation and the end of the story reveals that the parents are dead and were hoping for him to join them in death.
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Synopsis for "...And in a Far-Off Land!"
A wizard brings a murderer sitting in a jail cell to his world and blanks his memory as an incentive to battle evil creatures for their people. If the warrior will fight, the wizard will return his memory and allow him the choice to stay or go back to his cell. The warrior agrees, and after attaining victory in battle, the wizard is true to his word and restores the murderer's memory. The wizard asks if he would stay or return to Earth, and the man says that he would like to stay, but feels obligated to return to his cell and pay for his crime.
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- Wambaf
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- "...And in a Far-Off Land!" is DC's first attempt at the sword-and-sorcery fantasy genre.
See Also
- Cover gallery for the Witching Hour series