During the Great Depression, there was one premier periodical of terror and horror - Dime Mystery Magazine! Within a year, it was spawning imitators and companion titles such as Terror Tales and Horror Stories. Here are some of Dime Mystery's strongest offerings - three stories of strange suspense and supernatural terror, penned by a trio of dark disciples of Weird Menace, each tale weirder and wilder than the one before! Norvell Page's The Dance of the Skeletons. Frederick C. Davis' eerie When the Bat Man Thirsts. And Paul Ernst's riveting Brides of the Dust Demon.