Dark Fantasy was an American Radio

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 supernatural

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 thriller anthology series. It had a short run of 31 episodes, debuting on November 21, 1941 and ending on June 19, 1942. Its writer was Scott Bishop

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, also known for his work on The Mysterious Traveler

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. It originated from station WKY

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 in Oklahoma City

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 and was heard Friday nights on NBC

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stations. The stories found a nationwide audience almost immediately.

Episodes

1. "The Man Who Came Back," 11/14/41
2. "Soul of Shan Hai Huan," 11/21/41
3. "The Thing from the Sea," 11/28/41
4. "The Demon Tree," 12/5/41
5. "Men Call Me Mad," 12/19/41
6. "The House of Bread," 12/26/41
7. "Resolution 1841," 1/2/42
8. "The Curse of the Neanderthal," 1/9/42
9. "Debt from the Past," 1/16/42
10. "The Headless Dead," 1/23/42
11. "Death Is a Savage Deity," 1/30/42
12. "Sea Phantom," 2/6/42
13. "W Is for Werewolf," 2/13/42
14. "A Delicate Case of Murder," 2/20/42
15. "Spawn of the Sub-Human," 2/27/42
16. "Man with the Scarlet Satchel," 3/6/42
17. "Superstition Be Hanged," 3/13/42
18. "Pennsylvania Turnpike," 3/20/42
19. "Convoy for Atlantis," 3/27/42
20. "The Thing from the Darkness," 4/3/42
21. "Edge of the Shadow," 4/10/42
22. "Curare," 4/17/42
23. "Screaming Skulls," 4/24/42
24. "The Letter from Yesterday," 5/1/42
25. "The Cup of Gold," 5/8/42
26. "Funeral Arrangements Complete," 5/15/42
27. "Dead Hands Reaching," 5/22/42
28. "Rendezvous with Satan," 5/29/42
29. "I Am Your Brother," 6/5/42
30. "Sleeping Death," 6/12/42
31. "Seance," 6/19/42

External links

• The Definitive: Dark Fantasy article and log