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    The Spider eBook #63: The Withering Death

    By Grant Stockbridge

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    Sere, ghastly, the Severed Hand brought its grisly warning to New York. Its citizens must pay the extortioner’s price or die, their living bodies slowly, agonizingly transformed into rigid mummies! The police were helpless, and only Richard Wentworth, in the Spider’s weird garb, could wage battle — against the master murder-chemist who killed to corral a fortune!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateOct 1, 2019
    ISBN9781690507277
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    The Spider eBook #63: The Withering Death
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    Grant Stockbridge

    Grant Stockbridge is a house name utilized mainly for The Spider pulp series. Authors such as Norvell Woodsworth Page, Donald C. Cormack, Wayne Rogers, Emile C. Tepperman, and Prentice Winchell.

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