Awesome Tales #8

Dr. Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll in "A Difference of Opinion"Edited by R. Allen LeiderSpecial Horror issueIllustrated by Ed Coutts, design by Rich HarveyAwesome Tales #8 presents seven stories of spine-tingling horror Featuring "A Difference of Opinion" by R. Allen Leider, written as an homage to the late Peter Cushing - best known for his starring roles in British horror films. Read more about it on the blog."A Difference of Opinion" by R. Allen Leider: Dr. Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll - two titans of malevolent medicine, comparing notes and taking names in a diabolical game of show-and-tell "A Difference of Opinion" by R. Allen Leider depicts the unsavory events when Victor Frankenstein creates a perfect synthetic human -- but Henry Jekyll decides to test this new creature, and brings Mr. Hyde out to play "The Monster of Sheltonville" by CJ Henderson and John L. French: Scientists go "in search of" a legendary lake monster."On the Way Home" by Sandra Lee Rauenzahn: A woman's nostalgic return to her childhood home turns into a nightmare as a horror from her past awaits her in a train station."Beauty in the Beholder" by Kevin Fontan: Douglas Yancy Funni sees beauty differently than most people."Xan-Ti-Maca: The Pit of Hell" by R. Allen Leider: An archaeological expedition uncovers political corruption, ritual murder and unspeakable ancient terror."Nightwork" by Alan Jaffee: A funeral parlor employee moonlights as a grave robber."Occurrence at Capri" by Audrey Parente: Beauty is only skin deep, but words can ruin a friendship ...