Sneak Peek!
occultdetective.comics shared a sneak peek at Weirder Tales, debuting in August at http://occultdetective.com.
Weirder Tales will feature stories written by William Meikle, Joshua M. Reynolds, Greg Mitchell, Tracy DeVore, Bob Freeman, and more…
All Pulp will post more details as we have them.
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