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    Shock—The Magazine of Terrifying Tales:
    The magazine started as a companion to Keyhole Mystery under the title Shock—The Magazine of Terrifying Tales, but only lasted for three issues, during which it reprinted classic stories from authors like Theodore Sturgeon, Henry Kuttner and Jack London. After a brief hiatus it was resurrected by a different publisher as a weird-menace companion to Web Terror Stories under the title Shock Mystery Tales.

    Shock Mystery Tales Magazine
    Title changed from Shock—The Magazine of Terrifying Tales.

    • Publishers:
      • Pontiac Publishing Corporation; New York: Shock Mystery Tales Magazine

    • Editors:
      • Bart Anders - Editor: Shock Mystery Tales Magazine, Oct 1962 – Feb 1963.

    Shock Tales

    • Publishers:
      • M.F. Enterprises Inc.; New York: Shock Tales

    • Editors:

    Suspense Tales
    The only known issue. The derivation of the numbering has not been determined. It is believed that this is a continuation of the numbering begun by Shock Tales but, if so, the intervening issues would not appear to have been fantasy.

    • Publishers:
      • Suspense Publication, Inc.; New York: Suspense Tales

    • Editors:

    Suspense Tales [v1 #4, September 1959] (35¢, 68pp, quarto)
    Given as Suspense on the cover.
    • 6 · 9:30 Appointment for Mr. Hyde · Tom Redfield · ss
    • 12 · Could You Spend a Night in a Haunted House · Gil Paust · ss
    • 16 · The Corpse Takes a Partner · Eve · ss
    • 20 · A Cat’s Eye View of Murder · Peter Gilpin · ss
    • 22 · “A Fiend Is Among Us” · Gene Preen · ss
    • 26 · A Case of Mistaken Identity · George Castleman · ss
    • 30 · Death on the Wire · Robert J. Cassiday · ss
    • 34 · Emergency for Dr. Blood · Bob Ash · ss
    • 38 · The Incredible Jellyman · Tom Redfield · ss
    • 47 · Audience Reaction to Horror · Anon. · ar
    • 64 · France’s Murder Theater · Anon. · ar

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