Weird Mystery Tales #22

Apr 1976 · K. G. Murray · 0.35 AUD

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In "The Bewitchment of Jeremiah Haskins," a 1976 Weird Mystery Tales gem, the mysterious Jeremiah Haskins finds himself caught in a supernatural web of forgotten rituals and eerie transformations. Written by Jack Oleck and illustrated with haunting detail by Ricardo Villamonte, the story unfolds with a creeping sense of dread, blending folk horror with the uncanny. The cover, a striking piece by Ernie Chan, captures the unsettling tone of a tale where the past refuses to stay buried.

Contains 6 stories

The Bewitchment of Jeremiah Haskins

12 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Daughter of Dr. Jekyll

8 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Man Who Wanted Power Over Women

6 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Doomsday Yarn

12 pp · Horror-Suspense

The Vengeful Windmill!

3 pp · Horror-Suspense

Cold Cold Heart

7 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Cold Cold Heart," Philip Shaw awakens from cryogenic suspension three centuries after his brother took his place, only to discover Earth is a silent ruin—its people gone, its cities empty. Now, the last living human, he finds himself the sole subject of a chilling alien experiment, hunted not by monsters, but by beings who see him as nothing more than a specimen.