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viii THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF
of Ponkert’, Weird Tales, July 1925. © 1925 by Popular Fiction
Publishing Co. Reprinted by permission of Laura Brodian Freas,
Weird Tales Ltd, and Rare Book and Special Collections, University
of Sydney Library.
Fig. 7 Henry Hull in The Werewolf of London (1935).
Fig. 8 Lon Chaney Jr as The Wolf Man.
Fig. 9 Comic from the Daily Worker (now the Morning Star), 1945. Reprinted
by permission of the Morning Star.
Fig. 10 Margaret Brundage’s illustration of Bassett Morgan’s ‘The Wolf-
Woman’, for the cover of Weird Tales, September 1927. © 1927 by
Popular Fiction Publishing Co. Reprinted by permission of Weird
Tales Ltd and Rare Book and Special Collections, University of
Sydney Library.
Fig. 11 Margaret Brundage’s illustration of Seabury Quinn’s ‘The Thing
in the Fog’, for the cover of Weird Tales, March 1933. © 1933 by
Popular Fiction Publishing Co. Reprinted by permission of Weird
Tales Ltd and Rare Book and Special Collections, University of
Sydney Library.
Fig. 12 Margaret Brundage’s illustration of Arlton Eadie’s ‘The Wolf-Girl
of Josselin’, for the cover of Weird Tales, August 1938. © 1938 by
Popular Fiction Publishing Co. Reprinted by permission of Weird
Tales Ltd and Rare Book and Special Collections, University of
Sydney Library.
Fig. 13 H.W. Wesso’s illustration of Jack Williamson’s ‘Wolves of Darkness’,
for the cover of Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror, January 1932.
Reprinted by permission of Rare Book and Special Collections,
University of Sydney Library.
Fig. 14 Publicity poster for The Howling (1980).