Riverfront Horror — February 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by Arthur Leo Zagat
The black monster that struck from the fog with rending claws of steel was surely no human thing — yet one by one it was driving these wretched folk, screaming, from their last refuge!
Crawling Madness — March 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by Arthur Leo Zagat
The men who were to have helped Ann Travers and her injured husband had fled in fear, leaving them alone on the desert — alone except for those crawling horrors which fed on human flesh!
Chains of the Living Dead — May 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by Arthur Leo Zagat
Was it madness that sent Laura Standish racing through the haunted night, begging for aid which no living man dared give her?
Satan’s Scalpel — October 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by Arthur Leo Zagat
How could Dan King possibly locate the beast master’s cunningly hidden lair in time to save Naida Stone from becoming his willing plaything — transformed into a creature half ape, half human?
Thirst of the Damned — November 1935 issue of Terror Tales
by Arthur Leo Zagat
Garry Moyne could not believe that Ellen was touched by the evil, thirsting curse of the Nile... Yet what could he think when he saw his bride-to-be crouching over his dead mother, holding above he heart a pair of gleaming shears?
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