Fantastic Comics #11

In 1145, Agnes Webb was condemned to hang for practicing voodoo, and as her final act, she cursed Judge Harold Shaw and all his descendants. Now, centuries later, the curse resurfaces in a chilling pattern—each heir to the Shaw name meets a gruesome end, their deaths marked by poison left behind by a cat's claws.

In "Bewitched Battalion," Colonel Ian Bowes-Cidden leads a desperate stand during the Battle of Mons, where whispers of unseen archers guiding British troops through the fog of war take on a chilling, otherworldly edge. A haunting reimagining of the legend first spun by Arthur Machen, the story blurs the line between myth and battlefield reality, leaving soldiers and reader alike wondering what—or who—was truly watching from the shadows.