Oct 25, 2024
“The things our terror dreams are built on”
Fred Humiston (1902–1976), Heading for William F. Temple's 'Triangle of Terror'
(Weird Tales Vol.42 #4, May, 1950)
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“The things our terror dreams are built on”
Fred Humiston (1902–1976), Heading for William F. Temple's 'Triangle of Terror'
(Weird Tales Vol.42 #4, May, 1950)
Vintage Pulp - Short Stories (Jan25th1949)
Art by Fred Humiston
Fred Humiston from Weird Tales
Fred Humiston (1902-1976), 'The Door Beyond' by Harold Lawlor, from 'Weird Tales', Vol. 41, #4, May 1949
"Can you oppose the forces that see that people die just when they are supposed to die - not too soon, not too late?"
Fred Humiston (1902–1976), illustration for Ray Bradbury's 'The Scythe'
(Weird Tales, July 1943)
Pauline Booker, The Eldritch One
art by Fred Humiston
(Weird Tales, May 1948)
Fred Humiston - Bogey Man Will Get You (Weird Tales, March 1946).