| Issue | #v3#4 |
| Published | September 1969 |
| Cover Price | 0.35 USD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Carl Burgos, Ezra Jackson (art) |
| Genre | Occult |
| Synopsis | "He rose from the tomb, his skin and bone rotted away. One thought urged him on: vengeance against the man who had stolen his title." |
| Genre | Occult |
| Notes | probably an Ajax/Farrell reprint |
| Reprinted | from ?; in Terrors of Dracula (Eerie Publications, 1979 series) #v3#1 |
| Synopsis | "Murder stalked the hedges, and suddenly it struck silently. The lover's bloody heads lay strewn about the picnic grounds! Ye-ech. Got a pickle, or something?" |
| Genre | Occult |
| Notes | probably an Ajax/Farrell reprint |
| Reprinted | from ? |
| Synopsis | "What's in a pair of pajamas? Horrible death! Ask John Foster about his 'spooked' pajamas. His story will make you hair stand on end! Unless you're completely bald." |
| Genre | Occult |
| Notes | probably an Ajax/Farrell reprint |
| Reprinted | from ? |
| Synopsis | "Fate readied a weird trap of terror for two ordinary people. But the price of this eerie masterpiece was - Better read this one carefully. And remember: don't walk on Oriental rugs!" |
| Genre | Occult |
| Notes | probably an Ajax/Farrell reprint |
| Reprinted | from ? |
| Synopsis | "The vile and filthy thing from the pit reached out and ripped her to shreds! C'mon sweep away those strips of skin. Keep our city clean." |
| Genre | Horror |
| Reprinted | from Haunted Thrills (Ajax; Farrell, 1952 Series) #18 [originally titled Fanged Terror] |
| Synopsis | "Man stretched his wings and entered space! But who will tell of the weirdo space maidens who live in the land of no return? Ver-ry interesting." |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Notes | probably an Ajax/Farrell reprint |
| Reprinted | from ? |
| Synopsis | "Far from the haunts of civilization, it struck! This horror that unleashed indestructible terror, was it jungle madness? Hmm?" |
| Genre | Jungle |
| Reprinted | from Voodoo Annual (Ajax/Farrell, 1952 Series) #1 (1954) [originally titled Primitive Terror]. Probably originally printed in Strange Fantasy (Ajax/Farrell, 1952 Series) #2[#1] |
| Synopsis | "A blood-curdling yard often told about a young man married to an older woman. Only Victor Fleming was a genius in the techniques of driving his wife crazy. Or so he thought! Read this, and - Ugh!" |
| Genre | Occult |
| Reprinted | from Strange Fantasy (Ajax; Farrell, 1952 Series) #6 (June 1953) [original title: "Rest in Peril"] |