Thriller No. 6 (DC Comics, 1983). Cover art by Trevor von Eeden.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Thriller No. 6 (DC Comics, 1983). Cover art by Trevor von Eeden.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Sasquatch, By M.e.knerr (Nel, 1978).From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Deadman No. 3 (Dc Comics, 2002). Cover Art By Mike Mignola.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

Secrets Of The Haunted House No. 44 (Dc Comics, 1982). Cover Art By Bernie Wrightson.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Shadow Annual No. 2 (Dc Comics, 1988). Cover Art By Kyle Baker.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Shadow No. 3 (Dc Comics, 1987). Cover Art By Bill Sienkiewicz.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

Page From The Shadow No. 3 (Dc Comics, 1987). Art By Bill Sienkiewicz.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Glass Cage, By Colin Wilson (Bantam, 1973).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.“Enraged And Stifled With Tormenthe Threw His Right Arm To The Northand His Left Arm To The South.”Just These Words From Blake. No Sign Of A Body, But The Tide

Tales Of Terror From Outer Space, Edited By R. Chetwynd-Hayes. (Fontana Books, 1975).

The Ghoul, By Guy Smith (Sphere, 1976).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Uncanny, By William Lauder (Arrow Books, 1977)From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.&Amp;Hellip;The Shadowy Figures Lurking In Dark Corners.&Amp;Hellip;The Evil Eyes Constantly Watching Man.&Amp;Hellip;The Terrible Instruments Of Their Own Revenge.the Uncanny

Death Wish, By Brian Garfield (Coronet, 1974).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Tenant, By Roland Topor (Star, 1976).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

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