The Witching Hour #13 is an issue of the series The Witching Hour (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1971.
Synopsis for "The Maze"
A man is isolated in a maze by the Psions for almost two weeks.
Appearing in "The Maze"
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- Harold Martin Beedle (Dies)
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- Psions (First appearance)
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Synopsis for "The Accursed Clay!"
A man suffering from a curse of eternal life gives magic clay to an artist. The clay forces the artist to mold a terrified face which the artist learns is the victim of a freak accident. After three people meet their doom, the artist feels guilty so with the fourth piece of clay, he molds the face of the cursed man. Dying, he thanks the artist for releasing him from the curse.
Appearing in "The Accursed Clay!"
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- The Hecatae (Host)
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Synopsis for "The Rush-Hour Ride of Abner Pringle!"
Abner Pringle rides to warn Concord that the British are coming. His horse stumbles and he hits his head, and then wakes in the present day. He rides to Concord but a policeman attempts to arrest him as a lunatic so he rides back out. The horse stumbles again and Abner hits his head, knocking him unconscious. The British army marches by his prone form on their way into present day Concord.
Appearing in "The Rush-Hour Ride of Abner Pringle!"
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- The Hecatae (Host)
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Trivia
- "The Maze" features the Psions, later to become major antagonists to the Omega Men. The two Psions in this story, Spafon and Squatront, briefly reappear in Tales of the New Teen Titans #4. Their names are references to "Spa-fon!" and "Squa-tront!", two alien curse-words from several EC Comics that became a recurring in-joke in science-fiction and comics fandom in the 1950s and '60s.
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