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Weird Tales vol. 11, no. 1 (January 1928)

Wow, so much going on here. Is the lightning coming out or going in? Real snake or part of the statue? What is that figure wearing exactly? Why does the Native American person have a golden tambourine? And are they playing it, or attacking with it?

Original magazine: https://archive.org/details/WeirdTalesV11N01192801sasIfcIbc

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Note: The scan is missing the inside front cover and inside back cover of this issue.CONTENTS:Weird Tales [v11 #1, January 1928] (25¢, 144pp+, pulp, cover by...

A figure in a tight-wrapped garment and long scarf or wrap reacts in shock as lightning strikes, or emerges from, a multi-armed sculpture with a belt of tiny skulls and a snake emerging from its chest. Behind is a figure in clichéd Native American clothing, holding what appears to be a golden tambourine above its head.
Weird Tales magazine cover from 1928. — A figure in a tight-wrapped garment and long scarf or wrap reacts in shock as lightning strikes, or emerges from, a multi-armed sculpture with a belt of tiny skulls and a snake emerging from its chest. Behind is a figure in clichéd Native American clothing, holding what appears to be a golden tambourine above its head. Weird Tales magazine cover from 1928.

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