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| Title: | The Witching Hour |
| Publisher: | Comico |
| Imprint: | Millennium Comics |
| Type: | Limited series |
| Years published: | 1992-1996 |
| Total issues: | 5 |
| Featuring: | Rowan Mayfair; Michael Curry; Lasher; Aaron Lightner; Carlotta Mayfair |
| Creators: | Terry Collins; Duncan Eagleson; John Bolton; Paul Davis |
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The Witching Hour, also known as Anne Rice's The Witching Hour was a comic book limited series of the supernatural period romance genres with an emphasis on witchcraft. It is an adaptation of the 1990 novel The Witching Hour by author Anne Rice. It was written by Terry Collins and featured painted artwork by Duncan Eagleson. It was published by Millennium Comics for Comico and ran for five issues from 1992 to 1996. The series was originally slated as a thirteen-issue limited series to account for the thirteen witches in the Mayfair family line. It was then reduced to a ten-issue series per solicitations for issue #7. Ultimately, only five issues of the series were ever produced.
Issues
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour 1
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour 2
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour 3
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour 4
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour 5
Annuals & Specials
Collections
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour: The Beginning
Notes & Trivia
- Anne Rice's The Witching Hour redirects to this page.
- Millennium Publications was founded in 1990 by Mark Ellis and his wife Melissa Martin. Mark served as publisher with Melissa as Vice President and art director.
- Comico removed their involvement from the series with issue #4 and the fifth and final issue was produced solely by Millennium.