cover art attributed to Delos Palmer
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Russell Gray, “The Thin Men of Id” (Ben Bryn)
William R. Cox, “Million-Dollar Corpses”
Ray Cummings, “Ghouls in Modern Dress”
R. S. Lerch, “The Test-Tube Murders”
Stewart Sterling, “Death in Cold Storage”
Dane Gregory, “Mr. Nemo’s Crazy Killers” (Rocky Rhodes)
cover art by Walter M. Baumhofer
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The Editors, “Meeting the Story-Maker – Donald G. Cormack”
Ray King, “Brides for Murdered Men”
Dane Gregory, “Golden Lady of Death” (Rocky Rhodes)
Russell Gray, “Girls for the Coffin Syndicate” (Ben Bryn)
W. Wayne Robbins, “Mad Is the Flesh-Master!“
Donald G. Cormack, “Satan’s Surgeon”, given as “Corpse Surgeon” on the cover (Tom Cardigan)
(cover art repurposed from January 1935 issue)
cover by Tom Lovell
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Arthur Leo Zagat, “Satan Calls His Children”
Donald Dale, “I See with Dead Men’s Eyes”
Paul Ernst, “Mate for the Thing in the Box”
Ray Cummings, “House of Horrible Laughter”
Ralston Shields, “The Blood Kiss”
Russell Gray, “Girls for the Pain Dance”
cover art by Tom Lovell
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The Editor, “White Devils and Black”
Arthur Leo Zagat, “Satan Calls the Strike”
John Kobler, History’s Gallery of Monsters: Belle Gunness, the “Black Widow of Laporte”
Francis James, “Furnaces of the Damned”
Ray Cummings, “The Horror at Black Glen”
Nat Schachner, “Children of Murder”
Russell Gray, “Death Came Calling”
cover art by Rafael DeSoto
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B.B. Fowler, “The Thing That Darkness Spawned”
Emerson Graves, “Murder for Blood”
Russell Gray, “School for Corpses” (Ben Bryn)
Stewart Sterling, “Ten Dead Coppers on the Wall”
Harrison Storm, “Death Visits the Fair”
Dane Gregory, “When the Black Dolls Die”
