Forbidden Worlds #29 (1954)

When a young engineer and his Indian guide vanish near a secluded lake, their friends discover eerie, frog-like imprints on the canoe and a layer of dust over abandoned gear—leading them to suspect something unnatural lurks beneath the surface. As they investigate, they uncover horrifying, transformed bodies in the weeds, and a monstrous amphibian known as the Frogmán begins hunting them, forcing one survivor to confront the creature in the very water that holds its deadly power.

In the wake of a deadly plane crash, Kent W. Sanders is haunted by the ghostly laughter of the four men who died in the strato-streak, convinced they’re seeking revenge for the flawed design that killed them. As he races to rebuild the aircraft using a scale model, the spirits manifest in terrifying ways—mocking his confidence, destroying his plans, and driving him to the brink of madness.

In "Tour of Horror," Mildred Joyce joins the charming Leland Gaylord on a seemingly ordinary bus tour of Manhattan—only to find the city's streets revealing something far more sinister. As the bus passes scenes of murdered women, their spectral forms begin to appear, whispering warnings that Leland’s charm may be the deadliest trap of all.

In "The Firewalker's Revenge," small-town teacher Mildred Joyce takes a sightseeing tour of Manhattan with the charming Leland Gaylord, only to find herself trapped in a series of terrifying, surreal scenes that seem to reenact unsolved murders. As the bus carries them through fog-shrouded visions of crime and ghostly figures, Mildred begins to suspect that Leland’s past holds dark secrets tied to the very horrors they’re witnessing.

In a tale of jealousy and dark magic, Olga, consumed by envy over her rival Vera’s claim to the Count’s affection, summons the sinister Madame Lapusca to eliminate her. As the ball proceeds and Vera’s death is mourned, Olga’s triumph is shadowed by growing unease—until a shocking revelation threatens to unravel her perfect plan.