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• 2 •  Weird Tales (masthead) • (1941) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 4 • Coven • [Sgt. Jaeger] • novelette by Manly Wade Wellman
• 4 •  Coven • interior artwork by Boris Dolgov
• 13 •  Coven [2] • interior artwork by Boris Dolgov
• 25 • Lansing's Luxury • short story by August Derleth [as by August W. Derleth]
• 25 •  Lansing's Luxury • interior artwork by Boris Dolgov
• 30 •  Weird Tales, July 1942 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Frank Utpatel (variant of Weird Tales, September 1932 1932)
• 31 • The Gun • short story by Frank Gruber
• 31 •  The Gun • interior artwork by Correll
• 42 • For Tomorrow We Die • [Dr. Shen Fu] • short story by Frank Owen
• 42 •  For Tomorrow We Die • interior artwork by Boris Dolgov
• 49 • Moonlight • poem by Paul Verlaine (trans. of Clair de Lune 1869)
• 49 •  Moonlight • interior artwork by Te'Cay
• 50 • Dead Silence • short story by Leonard Lee Charlot
• 50 •  Dead Silence • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by O. Robbins (variant of Weird Tales, October 1926 1926)
• 51 •  Dead Silence • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 57 •  Weird Tales, July 1942 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by uncredited
• 58 • Superstitions and Taboos (Weird Tales, July 1942) • [Superstitions and Taboos] • essay by Weill
• 58 •  Superstitions and Taboos (Weird Tales, July 1942) • [Superstitions and Taboos] • interior artwork by Weill
• 60 • The High Tower • short story by Everil Worrell
• 61 •  The High Tower • interior artwork by A. R. Tilburne
• 75 • Poor Little Tampico • short story by Hannes Bok
• 75 •  Poor Little Tampico • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 85 •  Weird Tales, July 1942 [2] • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by uncredited
• 86 • Herbert West: Reanimator (part 2 of 6) • [Herbert West: Reanimator Universe] • serial by H. P. Lovecraft
• 87 •  Herbert West: Reanimator (part 2 of 6) • interior artwork by G. Roller
• 89 •  Weird Tales, July 1942 • [Weird Tales Decorations] • interior artwork by Correll
• 91 • The Redoubtable Horace Goppendyke • short story by John Broome
• 91 •  The Redoubtable Horace Goppendyke • interior artwork by Harry Ferman
• 101 •  The Shape of Thrills to Come • (1940) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 101 • The Shape of Thrills to Come (Weird Tales, July 1942) • [The Shape of Thrills to Come] • essay by uncredited
• 102 • Is the Devil a Gentleman? • novelette by Seabury Quinn
• 103 •  Is the Devil a Gentleman? • interior artwork by uncredited
• 120 • A Mangrove Swamp • poem by William De Lisle
• 120 •  A Mangrove Swamp • interior artwork by Te'Cay
• 121 •  The Eyrie • (1924) • interior artwork by Andrew Brosnatch
• 121 • The Eyrie (Weird Tales, July 1942) • [The Eyrie] • essay by D. McIlwraith [as by The Editor]
• 121 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Not All Mountain Music... • essay by Manly Wade Wellman
• 121 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Weird Tales Recommended Reading in High Schools... • essay by Everil Worrell
• 122 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Glad to See de Grandin Back • essay by Henry Barnett
• 122 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Now Knows What It's Like to Be a Vampire! • essay by Rosella Rands
• 122 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Out of the Night • essay by L. L. Mockler
• 123 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Is the Devil a Gentleman? • essay by Seabury Quinn
• 124 •  Weird Tales Club • (1941) • interior artwork by Hannes Bok
• 124 • Weird Tales Club (Weird Tales, July 1942) • essay by uncredited
• 124 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): How to Sell Your Soul (Explicit Instructions!) • essay by Edward Goodell
• 125 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): That's a Dangerous Habbit, Harriet! • essay by Harriet Grossman
• 126 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Fantasy Popular at Fort Jackson • essay by Pvt. Bruce Laing
• 126 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): West Virginia Branch • essay by K. Eugene Dixon
• 127 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Calling Rocketry Enthusiasts • essay by Frank McCourt
• 127 •  Letter (Weird Tales, July 1942): Personal... • essay by Pvt. Herbert Sloane