My apologies for the delay in posting. Life, work and briefly diving into non-fiction again [some seriously heavy reading] interfered.
Did everyone survive Friday the 13th? There's two more this year. I was going to post yesterday but didn't get around to it.
The cover art on these is especially beautiful, and I couldn't resist owning "Whisper of Darkness" - that is THE scan for the book I now have. :-D Both cover scans from BookIT.com:
The Wail of the Werewolf
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*"The Wail of the Werewolf"* from the May 1952 issue of *Adventures into
the Unknown #31*, is one whale of a weird tail, er-- tale, for our latest
instal...
9 hours ago
2 comments:
Totally agree about the Whisper cover. It's essentially the same as the other one with identical elements (a girl in the extreme foreground and a house in the back) but Whisper is so much more dynamic by the simple artistic choice of lowering the angle and making the house appear more ominous. Her eyes are shiftier, even the wind is gustier on Whisper, compare those blowing scarves. Fantastique!
Hi Karswell: I also think "Marshbanks" is too colorful for a Gothic.
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