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It is considered to be one of the most important and influential publications to emerge from the "pulp" era of the 1920's and '30s, introducing readers to the strange and wonderful works of Robert E. Howard, H.P. Lovecraft, Seabury Quinn, Robert Bloch, Edmond Hamilton, and many more. Now, a selection of stories from (and inspired by) that legendary magazine is being adapted by a host of modern comics pros for Weird Tales: A Graphic Novel of Bizarre & Unusual Stories, a 150-page limited-edition hardcover. Featuring 10 Weird Tales adaptations, this large format 8.5" x 11" collector's edition anthology is offered in three different cover variants. Stories include: "SHAMBLEAU" Adapted by writer Blake Northcott and artist George Quadros. C.L. Moore’s “Shambleau” was first published in the Nov. 1933 issue of Weird Tales. "SKULLS IN THE STARS" Adapted by writer Steve Niles and artist Andrey Lunatik. Robert E. Howard’s Solomon Kane tale, “Skulls in the Stars,” was first published in the Jan. 1929 issue of Weird Tales. "THE MAN WHO WALKED ON AIR" Adapted by writer David Avallone and artist Robert Hack. Michael Avallone’s “The Man Who Walked on Air” was first published in the Sep. 1953 issue of Weird Tales. "THE DAMP MAN" Adapted by writer Nancy A. Collins and artist Marco Finnegan. Allison V. Harding’s “The Damp Man” was first published in the Jul. 1947 issue of Weird Tales. Other Stories Include:
- Ray Bradbury’s “The Scythe” — adapted by Weird Tales editor Jonathan Maberry and artist J.K. Woodward;
- An original Lovecraft Mythos story by Peabody Award-winning screenwriter and producer Rodney Barnes and artist Lukas Ketner;
- Anthony M. Rud’s “Ooze” — the first story published by Weird Tales in 1923 — reimagined by Weird Tales president, director, and producer John Harlacher and artist Zac Atkinson;
- “Doctor Satan vs. Jules de Grandin” by writer James Aquilone and artist Dave Swartz;
- “The Cthulhu Project” by writer Richard Krepit and artist EV Cantada.
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