113 Tales of Terror: Illustrated Urban Legends & Short Shock Stories
A collection of 113 short horror stories and classic urban legends illustrated by Terry Beatty.
This book gathers famous urban myths alongside original horror tales by Kurt Kuersteiner, compiled by Terry Beatty. Beatty provides illustrations for the text, collaborating with artists Larry Jacubecz, Byron Glickfeld, Sherman Whited, and Chris Terri. The stories feature monsters, killers, and madmen in brief formats. Key titles include accounts of an eyeball-eating lunatic and Saturn-based brainsuckers. The volume blends traditional folklore with new fiction. The artwork supports the short narrative style. This format delivers rapid scares. The collection aims to frighten readers through combined text and visuals.
Published in 2017 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, this book sits within the tradition of American urban legend collections. It bridges classic folklore with original supernatural fiction. The work reflects a contemporary interest in illustrated horror anthologies for readers seeking quick scares.
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Readers who enjoy rapid jolts of fear and classic horror themes will find this collection particularly satisfying. It serves those who prefer short plots and visual shock value over long novels or deep character arcs. Fans of the hook legend, frightening clowns, and tales about someone hiding upstairs will recognize familiar ground here. The book is ideal for individuals seeking quick scares through a blend of words and pictures. Those interested in monsters, killers, and madmen in brief formats will appreciate the variety. The combination of well-known city myths with fresh nightmares offers a diverse experience. It works best for readers who want to be frightened through combined text and visuals without committing to extensive narratives.
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This collection effectively delivers rapid scares by blending traditional folklore with new fiction. Terry Beatty’s compilation includes famous urban myths alongside original horror tales, supported by artwork from several illustrators. The volume features monsters, killers, and madmen in brief formats, appealing to those who enjoy quick jolts of fear. Notable entries include accounts of an eyeball-eating lunatic and Saturn-based brainsuckers. While the focus is on short plots and visual shock value, it may disappoint readers seeking deep character arcs. The art varies from beautiful to gruesome, enhancing the horror. It is a solid choice for fans of classic horror themes and illustrated stories who prefer concise narratives over extended novels.
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