#thrilling mystery magazine

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"Andrews saw the head of the corpse bloodily severed, floating ahead of the body" - Don Joseph

Soul of Terror

(Thrilling Mystery - September 1939)

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Vintage Pulp - Thrilling Mystery (Nov1936)

Art by Rudolph Belarski

Standard Publications

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Thrilling Mystery June 1943

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Argosy Weekly May 18 1940

Rudolph Belarski

Argosy Weekly May 4 1940

Rudolph Belarski

Thrilling Mystery May 1940

Rudolph Belarski

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Thrilling Mystery Novel Magazine, vol. 24 no. 3, March 1946. Published by Thrilling Publications, cover art by Rudolph Belarski.

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THRILLING MYSTERY Vol 1 #2 (Standard Magazines, 1935)

"Ghouls of the Green Web!"

Art: Anyone know who "DS" might be - still researching, but not come up with a name yet.

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Thrilling Mystery - May 1941 // Cover by 

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Thrilling Mystery - March 1937 (Standard)

Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.

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Vintage Pulp - Thrilling Mysteries (Apr1935)

Art by Emery Clarke

Popular Publications

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Thrilling Mystery Summer 1944

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I don't know if anyone has talked about this yet, probably someone did, because it's technically from season 1, but... here I go

Adam's Powers, reality and Crowley

Adam's powers are the first thing I want to talk about,bthe voices that he hears when he's sleeping

What the voices are saying is make it real, make it happen. And if with this we go to the two explanations of Adam's powers (both are delivered by Crowley) that I managed to remember:

No one will notice anything. It's reality, angel. And young Warlock can do what he likes with that. Wheter he knows it or not

Adam, reality will listen to you right now. You can change things

We can conclude that what the voices were telling Adam is the most summarized version of his powers. In the book of good omens it is mentioned several times that Adam has extreme confidence in what he says, everything he says is said as if it were real

When Anathema gives him the magazines, the others question the veracity of the magazines and he says that things on the internet may be made up, but what is in the magazines is real

Adam has total confidence that it is real, and that mixed with his powers, is what makes all these things happen. Basically Adam's powers only work if he has 100% confidence in what he is saying.

That's also why when he's confronted with Satan he has a hard time making it real, because it's a hard thing to make real. But I assume his powers make it so that every time you say it, you gain a little more confidence. After all, all the other things have come true. That gives you quite a bit of confidence

I speculated a bit about Adam's powers here. But now we only need this part

There are two other instances where Adam is not present, and we see reality do something strange. In both situations we have an explanation of the facts, provided by God.

Crowley has something no other demons have, especially not Hastur: an imagination. Right now, he's imagining that he is just fine, and that a ton of burning metal, rubber and leather i a fully functioning car. He had started the journey in his Bentley, and he was damned if he wasn't going to finish it in the Bentley as well

Perhaps the recent exertions had had some fallout in the nature of reality, because while they were eating, for the first time ever, a nightingale actually did sing in Berkeley Square. Nobody heard it over the noise of the traffic, but it eas there right enough

I don't think it was God who created the nightingale, she seems thrilled to see it there. I feel that somehow, something different happened

And I can't help but connect that mystery to Crowley, first of all because he is the one we see basically manipulating reality in the same way that Adam does to keep the bentley running, it has also been speculated multiple times that perhaps there is a much stronger connection between the song a nightingale sang in berkeley square and Aziraphale and Crowley.

So I think it would make complete sense that if Crowley has the ability to manipulate reality in the same way that Adam does, he would do so subconsciously to make a nightingale appear in Berkeley Square at that time.

Adam has been using his powers unconsciously most of his life, the only time where we see him do it consciously and with difficulty, is when he's telling Satan that he's not his father. And that scene is very similar to Crowley telling the Bentley that he's not going to burn.

Basically both circumstances have equivalents with Adam's powers.

Now to wrap things up, I'll simply take the pleasure of mentioning the other strange things we've only seen Crowley do:

Stop time

Test if a miracle works by touching... nothingness.

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Thrilling Mystery Sep 1944

Rudolph Belarski

Super Detective Sep 1944

Hugh Joseph Ward

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Fantagraphics Books & Disney Publishing Worldwide Darkwing Duck: Marinated Mystery Collection For Disney Television Animation's 40th Anniversary Month

The terror that flaps at night is getting ready to celebrate #DisneyTVA40 as Fantagraphics Books & Disney Publishing Worldwide team up for another Disney Afternoon collection.

As usual the book is a collection of the Disney Adventures comics previous editions include Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin and Adventures of The Gummi Bears.

📚Darkwing Duck: Marinated Mystery

Fantagraphics Books

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Disney Press

December 3, 2024

From Disney Adventures and its Gen-X sister magazines come tales of epic thrills and chills! Darkwing, Gosalyn, and the gang are back in more classic tales from Disney Adventures magazine and around the world! In "Marinated Mystery," St. Canard gets hexed by hypnotic haute cuisine... and Launchpad unleashes a recipe for disaster! Then Chip, Dale, and Gadget Hackwrench face Scottish scares in "The Ghastly Goat of Quiver Moor"... and Darkwing meets wild heroic wannabes in "Super-Union Blues"! Plus DuckTales, Goof Troop, Gummi Bears, and more!