August Derleth – Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos

August Derleth (ed.) – H. P. Lovecraft & Others: Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 1 (Panther, 1975)

 

Bruce Pennington

August Derleth – Beyond the Threshold
Robert E Howard – The Black Stone
H P Lovecraft – The Call of Cthulhu
August Derleth – The Dweller in Darkness
J Vernon Shea – The Haunter of the Graveyard
Frank Belknap Long – The Hounds of Tindalos
Clark Ashton Smith – The Return of the Sorcerer
Henry Kuttner – The Salem Horror
Frank Belknap Long – The Space-Eaters
Clark Ashton Smith – Ubbo-Sathla

August Derleth (ed.) – H. P. Lovecraft & Others: Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 2 (Panther, 1975)

Robert Bloch – The Shambler From The Stars
H. P. Lovecraft – The Haunter Of The Dark
Robert Bloch – The Shadow From The Steeple
Robert Bloch – Notebook Found In A Deserted House
Ramsey Campbell – Cold Print
Brian Lumley – The Sister City
Brian Lumley – Cement Surroundings
James Wade – The Deep Ones
Colin Wilson – The Return Of The Lloigor

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Robert E. Howard – The Valley Of The Worm

Robert E. Howard – The Valley Of The Worm (Panther, 1976)

August Derleth – Foreword

Robert E. Howard – Which Will Be Scarcely Understood (verse)
H P Lovecraft – Robert Ervin Howard: A Memoriam

The Fire Of Asshurbanipal
A Man-Eating Jeopard
Worms Of The Earth
Kings Of The Night
The Valley Of The Worm
Skulls In The Stars
Rattle Of Bones
The Hills Of The Dead
Wings In The Night

Blurb: A classic collection of tales from the Golden Age of fantasy and horror.

Robert E Howard – creator of some of the greatest worlds of heroic fantasy and nightmare horror ever conceived by the mind of man

H P Lovecraft descrived Howard as a master of ‘description of vast megalithic cities of the elder world, around whose dark towers and labyrinthine nether vaults linger an aura of pre-human fear and necromancy which no other writer could duplicate.’

In the three volumes of Skull-Face Omnibus published by Panther Books you will find a nerve-tautening gallery of tales of superhuman savagery and supernatural evil. Journey back into long-lost eons of time and across the frontiers of the occult with one of the greatest fantasy masters of the century, Robert E Howard.

Robert E. Howard – The Shadow Kingdom

Robert E. Howard – The Shadow Kingdom (Panther, 1976)

August Derleth – Foreword

Robert E. Howard – Which Will Be Scarcely Understood (verse)
H P Lovecraft – Robert Ervin Howard: A Memoriam

The Hyborian Age
The Shadow Kingdom
The Mirrors Of Tuzun Thune
The Phoenix On The Sword
The Scarlet Citadel
The Tower Of The Elephant
Rogues In The House
Shadows In Zamboula
Lines Written In The Realisation That I Must Die (verse)

Blurb: A classic collection of tales from the Golden Age of fantasy and horror.

Robert E Howard – creator of some of the greatest worlds of heroic fantasy and nightmare horror ever conceived by the mind of man

H P Lovecraft descrived Howard as a master of ‘description of vast megalithic cities of the elder world, around whose dark towers and labyrinthine nether vaults linger an aura of pre-human fear and necromancy which no other writer could duplicate.’

In the three volumes of Skull-Face Omnibus published by Panther Books you will find a nerve-tautening gallery of tales of superhuman savagery and supernatural evil. Journey back into long-lost eons of time and across the frontiers of the occult with one of the greatest fantasy masters of the century, Robert E Howard.

August Derleth – Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 1

August Derleth (ed.) – H. P. Lovecraft & Others: Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos Vol. 1 (Panther, 1975)

August Derleth – Beyond the Threshold
Robert E Howard – The Black Stone
H P Lovecraft – The Call of Cthulhu
August Derleth – The Dweller in Darkness
J Vernon Shea – The Haunter of the Graveyard
Frank Belknap Long – The Hounds of Tindalos
Clark Ashton Smith – The Return of the Sorcerer
Henry Kuttner – The Salem Horror
Frank Belknap Long – The Space-Eaters
Clark Ashton Smith – Ubbo-Sathla