Weird Menace #5 reprints another great selection of stories from the "weird menace" pulps. In this issue: "Slaves of the Blood Wolves," by Arthur J. Burks," "Satan Sends a Woman," by Wyatt Blassingame; "The Red Eye of Rin-Po-Che," by Norvell Page; and "Girl of the Goat-God," by Arthur Leo Zagat. Pulp fun!

Weird Menace # 5: Slaves of the Blood Wolves

Literature & Fiction

Burks, Arthur J.

Zagat, Arthur Leo

Genre Fiction

Wildside Press

Title: WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS

et.al.

Starmont

Phantom Detective - 05/48: Adventure House Presents:

Wallace,Robert

Gunnison,John P.

Daniels, Norman A.

O’Sullivan, William

Tompkins, Anthony

Action & Adventure

Adventure House

Summer Camp for Corpses and Other Stories is volume One of the collected weird tales of Arthur Leo Zagat, as compiled by John Pelan. In his introduction, Pelan tells why these stories are the first collected by this great pulp era writer. Summer Camp for Corpses, Horror Stories, June/July 1937 Girls for the Spider Men, Terror Tales September/October 1938 Mistress of the Beast, Horror Stories, January 1935 Priestess of Murder, Terror Tales, April 1936 Girl of the Goat-God, Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1935 Midnight Fangs, Dime Mystery Magazine, January 1934 Doom Dust, Dime Mystery Magazine, November 1934 Black Laughter, Dime Mystery Magazine, March 1934 Thirst of the Damned, Terror Tales, November 1935

Summer Camp for Corpses and Other Stories

Ramble House

Are you ready for the third volume of weird menace tales by Arthur Leo Zagat? John Pelan introduces this third installment and fills you in on the six longish short stories found in it. How can you resist titles like these? They Dine in Darkness, Dime Mystery Magazine, 9/35 Satan’s Scalpel, Terror Tales, 10/35 One Night of Terror, Dime Mystery Magazine, 6/34 Monster at Play, Dime Mystery Magazine, 2/35 When Love Went Mad, Terror Tales, 1/35 Thirst of the Living Dead, Terror Tales, 11/34

They Dine in Darkness and Other Stories (The Horrors of Arthur Leo Zagat)

Armchair fiction presents extra large editions of the best in classic science fiction novels and short stories, complete with original illustrations. Here’s A terrific outer space adventure by Nat Schachner and Arthur Leo Zagat, “Exiles of the Moon,” To live they had to race to the moon! It was Earth in the distant future, and there were two types of people: The Aristocrats and the Workers. The wealthy, naturally, had all the power and enjoyed the benefits thereof; while the poor were the “Workers,” the countless millions who labored and toiled to the beck and call of their wealthy masters—essentially one step away from slavery…even death. But when one rebellious Worker, Gary Parker, dared to love a woman of the aristocracy, he found himself banished to an island filled with countless other deportees. Soon after, Parker and his outcast companions discovered the horrifying truth—a grisly radioactive death was speedily approaching. So an incredible plot was hatched, a plot that involved a stolen spaceship and a daring trip to the moon! The only question was, could they pull it off? And in the end could Gary Parker pave the way to social equality for all those on Earth? The question seemed in doubt until a fantastic secret weapon fell into their hands. Illustrated by Frank R. Paul.

Exiles of the Moon

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Schachner, Nat

Science Fiction

Armchair Fiction & Music

The complete saga of Dikar and The Bunch is collected for the first time. Set in a decimated post-invasion United States, Volume 1 contains the following stories: “Tomorrow”: What will they be like—those Lost Children of Tomorrow, the survivors of Armageddon? How will they live, and who will lead them? Here is a vivd visualization of their fight back to Civilization. “Children of Tomorrow”: They are the hope and promise of America—these Lost Children who by a miracle survived the destruction of their generation. But before their Tomorrow can come they shall destroy the Barbarians who ravage their country’s green fields and rolling hills—for the night cannot last forever. “Bright Flag of Tomorrow”: On their wilderness Mountain was safety from the dreaded hordes; but below them America lay waiting for deliverance, praying for the hope that only these Wild Boys could bring them…. “Thunder Tomorrow”: It is the voice of America, this thunder, lifted against an alien and savage tyranny. For tonight Dikar leads his army-with-banners into battle, and the hope of Tomorrow shall be proclaimed with guns.

Tomorrow: The Complete Saga, Volume 1 (Dikar and The Bunch)

Altus Press

The complete saga of Dikar and The Bunch concludes here. Volume 2 contains the following stories: “Sunrise Tomorrow”: The road to liberty is long and perilous, but Dikar must lead his warrior Bunch down it swiftly—if America is to see again the bright sunrise of her matchless heritage. “Long Road to Tomorrow”: Follow this road by night, Dikar, with your knife always ready. For a man must proceed stealthily and with iron courage if his destination is a brave new world.

Long Road to Tomorrow: The Complete Saga, Volume 2 (Dikar and The Bunch)

The Fall 2016 issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries is dribbling with the best Weird Menace stories from the Popular Publications vault. Featuring classic stories by Paul Ernst, Arthur Leo Zagat, Hugh B. Cave, and G.T. Fleming-Roberts, this issue is headlined by an all-new story by Kimberly B. Richardson.

Famous Fantastic Mysteries: Fall 2016

Fleming-Roberts, G.T.

Cave, Hugh B.

Blassingame, Wyatt

Knox, John H.

Ernst, Paul

Rogers, Wayne

Richardson, Kimberly B.

Whipple, Chandler H.

Sperry, Henry Treat

Nestled in the Heidelberg Hills of New York State lies Lake Wankoona. Beneath its tranquil blue surface broods another world, a place inhabited by a race of beings unknown in human history. Impelled by an eerie summons he cannot comprehend, archeologist Hugh Lambert is drawn into the lake’s placid depths—and into a vortex of unreality. There, he encounters the unearthly Little Men, who work their scientific necromancy upon the cold corpses of those who had the misfortune to fall into the lake’s uncanny bottomlessness. There, also, he meets the coldly beautiful and cruelly enthralling Nalinah, and learns of a sinister scheme to conquer the Upper World—with he, himself, destined to be in the vanguard! Arthur Leo Zagat was famed as “The Horror Story Man,” owing to his numerous Weird Menace stories written for Terror Tales and similar magazines of horror. But Zagat also proved capable of writing quality fantasy fiction in the style of A. Merritt, as he proved in the pages of Argosy magazine with memorable novels such as the classic Seven Out of Time and the haunting Drink We Deep. Volume #30 in The Argosy Library.

Drink We Deep (The Argosy Library)

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