horror tales

Collects eleven short stories and eight poems by nineteenth-century American author Edgar Allan Poe, featuring "The Tell-Tale Heart, " "The Murders in the Rue Morgue, " "The Raven, " "Annabel Lee, " and others; and includes his essay entitled "The Philosophy of Composition.".

In 1985, after an accident at an army laboratory lets loose a virus that kills nearly the entire U.S., the survivors cross vast, horrifying wastelands to band together in Boulder, Colorado, and Las Vegas, facing off to decide the fate of the human race. Contains the unabridged text and includes illustrations.

Collection a four novellas.

Annotated bibliography of major reference volumes.

A giant tarantula gets loose from a laboratory and terrifies the people in an Arizona town.

Written as a sequel to "Creature from the Black Lagoon, " this adventure has the Gill Man taken from his Brazilian jungle as a captive for study by scientists.

A mad doctor, obsessed with the weird tales of Edgar Allan Poe, tries to use his bizarre skills to entrap a beautiful young girl.

Dr. Frankenstein's monster returns from a pit of liquid sulphur to create new havoc.