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What Walter Saw / The Miracle
thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com - 10/27/2009
What Walter Saw / The Miracle
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A couple of fast, fun, 'n furious Atlas quickies today that I had on file (saving for future filler), the first tale by Edwin Goldfarb and from the June 1952 issue of Adventures into Terror #10 , and the second from Bill LaCava and the February 1952 issue of Adventures into Terror #8 . And ...

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