Red Circle Sorcery

During its brief 1974–1975 run from Archie Comics, Red Circle Sorcery offered a moody, six-issue anthology of supernatural horror and fantasy, with tales often written by Marv (or Marvin) Channing and Don Glut and illustrated by a rotating team that included Carlos Pino, Vicente Alcázar, and the celebrated Alex Toth. The series stands as a curious outlier in Archie's catalog, showcasing the publisher's brief foray into darker, adult-oriented genre storytelling. Though short-lived, it remains a notable artifact of mid-1970s comics, capturing a moment when even the most wholesome publishers tested the waters of horror.