Weird Tales Vol. 1 No. 2 April 1923: Authentic Facsimile Edition($9.99Value)

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April 1923 – The Dawn of Pulp Horror Experience the magazine that launched a genre! This authentic facsimile edition of Weird Tales Vol 1, No. 2 (April 1923) faithfully reproduces the original publication, from its small pulp format to the captivating stories that defined early weird fiction. Whether you're a collector or a new fan, this is your chance to own a piece of literary history. Unlike other reproductions, this edition is a painstaking recreation of the original, right down to its exact dimensions, ensuring an authentic reading experience, just as if you were reading it from a newsstand in 1923. Immerse yourself in spine-chilling tales of terror, suspense, and the supernatural. Highlights include: "The Whispering Thing" by Laurie McClintock and Culpeper Chunn – A two-part novel of death and terror. - "The Thing of a Thousand Shapes" by Otis Adelbert Kline – The concluding chapters of a weird novel of unimaginable horror. - "The Affair of the Man in Scarlet" by Julian Kilman – A weird adventure from the dark days of the Thirteenth Century. - "A Square of Canvas" by Anthony M. Rud – A chilling story of an artist's terrible obsession. - "The Hall of the Dead" by Francis D. Grierson – An occult tale from the mysterious land of Ancient Egypt. - "Jungle Death" by Artemus Calloway – A gripping drama of voodoo magic and jungle horror. Rediscover these classics of weird fiction, presented as they were intended to be read, in a high-quality edition that collectors and fans of the macabre will treasure. Features: Exact replica of the original April 1923 issue Includes the original two column layout, formatted Table of Contents, text decorations, and original advertisements. - All original stories included, featuring a mix of horror, mystery, and fantasy - Perfect for collectors, historians, and horror aficionados