
by George Wilson
The sea is a dangerous place indeed.

by George Wilson
The sea is a dangerous place indeed.

by Jack Davis
Get that thing back in the crypt! That’s a scary cover.

Artist Unknown
We should all be thankful for Aunt Lavinia’s Ghost.
From 1951 through 1958, Imagination magazine brought stories of science fiction and horror to eager readers. Among the writers who appeared in Imagination were Philip K. Dick, Robert Heinlien, Robert Sheckley, and John Wyndham. Today, the magazine is well-remembered for its exciting covers, which were done by some of the best artists working in the pulps. You can’t have art without Imagination.
Below is a sampling of The Covers of Imagination: Stories of Science and Fantasy.
Welcome to October on the Shattered Lens!
Here’s hoping this month finds you with joy, family, friends, fiends, ghouls, and ghosts!
Today is also the start of the Shattered Les’s annual horrorthon! Sit back, enjoy the reviews, the art, and the music videos, and have a great month of ghoulish fun!