Index:Weird Tales Volume 26 Number 03 (1935-09).djvu
| A MAGAZINE OF THE BIZARRE AND UNUSUAL  Volume 26 CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1935 Number 3
Illustrating a scene in "The Blue Woman" The Blue Woman John Scott Douglas 274 The eery mystery of a beautiful woman whose body glowed in the dark Verse The Carnival of Death Arlton Eadie 292 A ghastly adventure with a Golden Mummy, and strange death that walked by night The Man Who Chained the Lightning Paul Ernst 317 Another amazing story about the sinister Doctor Satan, the world's weirdest criminal Vulthoom Clark Ashton Smith 336 A terror-tale of frightful tortures and eery horrors, and a doom that menaced Earth Satan in Exile (end) Arthur William Bernal 353 An astounding weird-scientific story about a daring brigand of the space-ways Verse The Shambler from the Stars Robert Bloch 368 A blood-freezing horror was evoked from Ludvig Prinn's terrible "Mysteries of the Worm" One Chance Ethel Helene Coen 376 A brief tale of horror and the plague in New Orleans The Toad Idol Kirk Mashburn 377 The story of a dread stone fetish from an Aztec temple Weird Story Reprint: The Monster-God of Mamurth Edmond Hamilton 381 An eery, creepy, goose-flesh story from an early issue of WEIRD TALES The Return of Orrin Mannering Kenneth P. Wood 394 A brief story of a jail-break and its ghostly sequel The Eyrie 395 The readers express their opinions
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