| Author | Manly Wade Wellman |
| Publisher | Weird Tales |
| Copyright Holder | Weird Tales |
| Periodical Title | Weird Tales |
| Editor | Dorothy McIlwraith |
| Cover Artist | Margaret Brundage |
| Contributing Writer | Manly Wade Wellman, August Derleth, Frank Gruber, Frank Owen, Paul Verlaine, Leonard Lee Charlot, Everil Worrell, Hannes Bok, H. P. Lovecraft, John Broome, Seabury Quinn, William De Lisle |
| Illustrator | Boris Dolgov, Te'Cay, Correll, Hannes Bok, A. R. Tilburne, G. Roller, Harry Ferman, Irwin J. Weill |
| Format | Pulp Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1942 |
| Pages / Font | 128 pages |
| Volume Number | 36 |
| Issue Number | 6 |
| Chapters | 4 • Coven, by Manly Wade Wellman
25 • Lansing's Luxury, by August W. Derleth
31 • The Gun, by Frank Gruber
42 • For Tomorrow We Die, by Frank Owen
49 • Moonlight (Verse), by Paul Verlaine
50 • Dead Silence, by Leonard Lee Charlot
58 • Superstitions and Taboos, by Irwin J. Weill
60 • The High Tower, by Everil Worrell
75 • Poor Little Tampico, by Hannes Bok
86 • Herbert West: Reanimator (part 2 of 6), by H. P. Lovecraft
91 • The Redoubtable Horace Goppendyke, by John Broome
101 • The Shape of Thrills to Come
102 • Is the Devil a Gentleman?, by Seabury Quinn
120 • A Mangrove Swamp (Verse), by William De Lisle
121 • The Eyrie
124 • Weird Tales Club 4 • Coven, by Manly Wade Wellman
25 • Lansing's Luxury, by August W. Derleth
31 • The Gun, by Frank Gruber
42 • For Tomorrow We Die, by Frank Owen
49 • Moonlight (Verse), by Paul Verlaine
50 • Dead Silence, by Leonard Lee Charlot
58 • Superstitions and Taboos, by Irwin J. Weill
60 • The High Tower, by Everil Worrell
75 • Poor Little Tampico, by Hannes Bok
86 • Herbert West: Reanimator (part 2 of 6), by H. P. Lovecraft
91 • The Redoubtable Horace Goppendyke, by John Broome
101 • The Shape of Thrills to Come
102 • Is the Devil a Gentleman?, by Seabury Quinn
120 • A Mangrove Swamp (Verse), by William De Lisle
121 • The Eyrie
124 • Weird Tales Club Show all ▾ |
| Notes | July 1942. "Superstitions and Taboos" is an illustrated feature, similar to Ripley's Believe it or Not. |