Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine Vol. 1 No. 5 - Aug 1981 Warren Magazines where bone-chilling (and rib-tickling) revelations

where bone-chilling (and rib-tickling) revelations haunt every dark and shadowed room--and people are dying to get in

"Books Without Pictures: Stephen King Surveys the Field of Horror" (p

At the end of the match and depending on their performance

Is he their only hope - or the source of the worst disaster to ever befall them

Unfortunately their bounty has already been claimed by the mysterious "Contessa" who leaves a perfume bottle as her calling card

Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone Magazine Vol. 1 No. 5 - Aug 1981 Warren Magazines where bone-chilling (and rib-tickling) revelationsA top quality, professional horror and fantasy magazine. Edited by T. E. D. Klein. In addition to fantasy, horror, and science fiction, each issue also typically featured an interview with a leading writer or filmmaker, film reviews by Gahan Wilson, book reviews by Theodore Sturgeon, season by season Twilight Zone episode guides written by Marc Scott Zicree, and a classic Twilight Zone episode script with commentary. In the Twilight Zone: Unnatural