STANLEY'S HORROR STORIES NO. 6 (PART 2)

STANLEY'S HORROR STORIES NO. 6 (PART 1)

Subtitled "True Tales of the Unknown" (!) another issue of kooky and whacked out horror stories by Ed Wood, Jr. writing as Obadiah Kempf, Whittier Fowles, P.H.P. and possibly one or two others among the staff of writers who were masquerading behind pseudonyms.

Making a guest appearance in a few photos is Sybil Leek who was crowned  “The World’s Most Famous Witch” after her 1969 best-selling autobiography, DIARY OF A WITCH.

Per usual, I can't spend the time connecting these stories together, so you'll just have to read the first parts of them today as teasers.

NOTE: I'm leaving in the ads for you to enjoy the full exploitative experience.

HORROR STORIES

Vol. 1 No. 6 (Fourth issue)

April 1971

Stanley Publications

Editor: Theodore S. Hecht

Managing Editor: Greg Jackson

Associate Editor: Allen Corbey

Assistant Editor: Alan Weinstein

Art Director: Monte Ingber

Assistant Art Director: Anya Tulchin

Art Associate: John Parker

Art Assistant: Penny Reed

Circulation Director: Eli Ginsburg

Cover: Photo cover

Pages: 68

Cover price: 60 cents