Journey into Unknown Worlds #13
"Witch Woman" kicks off in *Journey into Unknown Worlds* #13 (1952), a chilling tale from writer Hank Chapman and artist Ed Robbins, whose stark interior art brings the story’s creeping dread to life. When a man kills for inheritance, he’s left with only an old book—until a mysterious windfall of thousand-dollar bills hidden within its pages sets a dangerous chain in motion. The cover, a striking piece by Bill Everett, captures the story’s eerie tone with a haunting portrait of the title’s enigmatic figure.
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A man murders a relative for her inheritance but she leaves him nothing but an old book. He sells the book to a dealer for six hundred dollars who neglects to tell him that there are thousand dollar bills throughout the pages.
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