Weird Tales
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The first official Weird Tales graphic novel.
Weird Tales: A Graphic Novel of Bizarre and Unusual Stories
Monstrous, with Weird Tales. James Aquilone.
After a hundred years, the unique magazine gets its first official comic book treatment.
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Weird Tales – A Graphic Novel of Bizarre & Unusual Stories contains 10 stories from the best writers and artists in comicdom.
SHAMBLEAU
- Adapted by writer Blake Northcott and artist George Quadros. Colors by Zac Atkinson, lettering by Taylor Esposito.
- C.L. Moore’s “Shambleau” was first published in November 1933 issue of Weird Tales.
SKULLS IN THE STARS
- Adapted by writer Steve Niles and artist Andrey Lunatik. Colors by Zac Atkinson, lettering by Taylor Esposito.
- Robert E. Howard’s “Skulls in the Stars” was first published in January 1929 issue of Weird Tales.
THE MAN WHO WALKED ON AIR
- Adapted by writer David Avallone and artist Robert Hack. Colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick, lettering by Taylor Esposito.
- Michael Avallone’s “The Man Who Walked on Air” was first published in September 1953 issue of Weird Tales.
THE DAMP MAN
- Adapted by writer Nancy A. Collins and artist Marco Finnegan. Colors by Zac Atkinson, lettering by Jeremiah Lambert.
- Allison V. Harding’s “The Damp Man” was first published in July 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.