The daddy of the fantasy magazines, Rural Publishing's Weird Tales was at the vanguard of science fiction and horror pulp for much of the twenties and thirties before it was overtaken during World War II. Before then however the contents were written by some incredible talent, including Robert Bloch, Nictzin Dyalhis, Clark Ashton Smith, Seabury Quinn and H P Lovecraft. The original magazine folded in 1954, though a zombie version is still running.
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