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Ray Bradbury story, It burns me up , in this issue. Click photo for details/to buy.

It doesn't look like it, but that's a Tom Lovell cover on this issue of Dime Mystery . Click photo for details/to buy.

First issue of this weird mystery pulp, cover by Delos Palmer. Click photo for details/to buy.

Another coronavirus story in this issue: Death breaks quarantine . Click photo for details/to buy.

Tom Lovell's covers gave a touch of class to even weird menace pulps. Click photo for details/to buy.

Why is the robed and cowled villain trying to set fire to that man's hair? Is he jealous because he's bald and forced to hide it under his costume? Read the magazine and find out more in  History's Gallery of Monsters . To see details/buy, click on the photo above. PS: I found the same red robed villain on another David Berger cover for Terror Tales . The man is bald. And i think she's saying, "No! Not the hair!".

You've seen The Wolf of Wall Street .  Now read The Werewolf of Wall Street , a much more exciting title and story. Click photo to see details/buy this magazine that is in fine shape.

Early Dime Mystery issue, just 10 issues after Popular Publications created a new pulp genre - weird menace. Pulp looks to be in good shape, faultless spine, couple of small tears in front and back covers. The paper is white, not off white/brown as they usually are. Click on the picture to see details/buy it.