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This is a play.
Featuring STEVE
COSTIGAN
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Featuring CONAN
BILL SMALLEY AND THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE
Alternate Title: THE POWER OF THE HUMAN EYE
Alternate Title: THE BLACK CITY
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An unfinished REH work, Carter finished it, starting with Chapter 3.
Titled
"Black Abyss"
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| Likely the original form of the story "Black
Canaan" prior to changes made in response to editorial requirements. |
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Was voted best story in its original Weird Tales appearance by the fans.
Featuring KULL
Alternate Title: BLACK ABYSS
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Featuring CONAN
Different from the published one above, note hyphen.
4200
words, complete story, unpublished.
Alternate Title: Untitled Story ("Beneath the glare of the sun . . .")
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Featuring STEVE HARRISON
Cross Plains Library has an original draft of this story.
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Alternate Title: SWORDS OF THE
RED BROTHERHOOD
Alternate Title:
THE TREASURE
OF TRANICOS
Featuring CONAN
REH rewrote it into a Black Vulmea story ("Swords of the Red Brotherhood"), which was also not accepted. L Sprague de Camp rewrote the original Conan story into a different Conan story ("The Treasure of Tranicos"). For publication in Fantasy Magazine #1, the story was abridged, edited by L Sprague de Camp, and re-written further by Lester del Rey. Hence, there are 3 different versions of this story, "The Black Stranger" (REH1), "Swords of the Red Brotherhood" (REH2), and "The Treasure of Tranicos" (REH/LSDC). "The Treasure of Tranicos" appears in the following places:
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| Cross Plains Library has an original draft of this story. |
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Featuring CONAN
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Alternate Title: TALONS IN THE DARK
Featuring TERENCE VULMEA
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Featuring AGNES DE CHASTILLON
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Alternate Title: THE BLUE FLAME OF VENGEANCE
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Featuring MALACHI GRIM
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| This story was originally written
in 1929, titled "The Blue Flame of Vengeance",
and featured Solomon Kane. REH failed to sell
it, perhaps because it had no weird element, and
hence WEIRD TALES would likely not take it. REH
rewrote it in 1932, changing the hero to Malachi
Grim, changing the title to "Blades of the Brotherhood",
and shortening the story by a couple of pages. There
is no record to show to which magazines this story was
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THE BLOND GODDESS OF BAL-SAGOTH
Alternate Title: THE GODS OF
BAL-SAGOTH
Featuring CORMAC FITZGEOFFREY
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