Truly it is mysterious and intriguing.

Quite highbrow with a Sidney Lanier reference.

One of several Virgil Finlay’s in this issue.

Here is another one.

These last three illustrations have been from the Seabury Quinn story.

Look out, it’s Davy Crockett.

Also from “The Red Swimmer.”

Not many haunted aviation stories anymore.

The question of who wrote Almuric when is still circulating.

Tattered cover and all.

Pleasantly gory one here by Bloch.

Even in death, Lovecraft is tied with the word “cyclopean.”

Conan clone alert:

Kuttner, Henry. “Spawn of Dagon.”

Quinn, Seabury. “Fortune’s Fool.”

Keller, David H. “Dust in the House.”

Keep the near-Conan coming.

Good to see Devil worship getting a cover.

Opening image.

McClusky, Thrope. “The Thing on the Floor.”

Williamson, Jack. “Dreadful Sleep.”

Kuttner, Henry. “The Shadow on the Screen.”

A continuation of the werewolf story.

One of many Lovecraft tributes that appeared after his death.

The opening image for Weird Tales, February 1938.

Moretti, M.G. “The Strangling Hands”

Field, Gans T. “The Hairy Ones Shall Dance”

Kuttner, Henry. “World’s End”

“The Hairy Ones Shall Dance”

Lumley, William. “The Diary of Alonzo Typer.”