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WITCHCRAFT: LA TERREUR #3
Cover Date: June 1998
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Michael William Kaluta
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Credits:
| Story | James Robinson |
| Pencils | Michael Zulli |
| Inks | Vince Locke |
| Lettering | Todd Klein |
| Colors | Matt Hollingsworth |
| Editing | Joan Hilty |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Isadore Hibbert
- Maude Darcy
- Miro
- Jerome Clermont
- Jean-Pierre Roland (dies)
- Guille Romane
- Beatrice Romane (husband and wife cobblers; first appearance of both)
- Marie Gredeler (first appearance; a torture victim)
- unnamed rebel (first appearance)
- Marc and his fellow rebels/rapists (first appearance of all)
- Claris DuBay (first appearance; Jean-Pierre Roland's spurned lover)
Villain(s):
- Catherine La Voisine
Synopsis: - September, 1792. The people of Paris are storming La Grande prison and butchering the inmates. The French Revolution has become ”La Terreur”! Our three fresh witches set out to rescue Isadore’s lover Jean-Pierre and face the perils of a prison in the hands of blood-crazed rebels, aided by the ghost of Jerome Clermont. Once again, the witches meet and defeat Catherine La Voisine, who is not really a witch at all, merely a con artist. Isadore reluctantly saves the woman supposedly responsible for the charges against Jean-Pierre, Claris DuBay, from rape and learns some startling secrets about her lover. Jean-Pierre was a womanizer and a swindler who framed Claris and was using Isadore to escape. Isadore leaves Jean-Pierre to his fate, and on January 20th, 1793, he is executed. Finding solace in magic and in her new coven, Isadore starts work on a spell which will transform the revolutionary spirit of the times into a positive future for France.