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Four images from a new animated short I did, watch it on YouTube HERE. It’s a handy guide on how to
Towers Of Death https://pulpcovers.com/towers-of-death/
Weird Tales covers from the 1940s/50s by Matt Fox. His work had a distinctive style, reminiscent of
Vernon Hill (1887-1953), ‘The Demon Lover’, “Ballads Weird and Wonderful” by
‘The Pterodactyl’ by Thomas Charles Sloane, “The Strand Magazine”, Vol. 34, Sept. 1907So
Consumed: Tales Inspired by the Wendigo, edited by Hollie & Henry Snider, Denver Horror Collecti
phrrmp:Terrible Tales (Tribute to the Weird/Eerie Magazine)Artist: Bruce Timm
thefugitivesaint:Hannes Bok (1914-1964), ‘Beauty’s Beast’, ’'Weird Tales’’, Vol. 35, #9, 1941Source
Japanese film posters for Brigitte Bardot films. This Tumblr isn’t called Tales from Weirdland for n
thefugitivesaint:Albert Roanoke Tilburne (1887-1965), “Weird Tales”, Vol. 39, #1, 1945Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Christmas Tales of Flanders”, 1917Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Christmas Tales of Flanders”, 1917Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Christmas Tales of Flanders”, 1917Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
Jean de Bosschère (1878-1953), “Folk tales of Flanders”, 1918Source
thegildedcentury:Weird Tales, September, 1945
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