Wolf-Girl of Josselin – Weird Tales August 1938 Cover by Brundage
A feral blonde woman in a shredded silk gown crouches atop a snarling pack of black wolves, their jaws agape and eyes gleaming with savage hunger — but who commands whom? She gestures with clawed fingers as if directing her dark pack toward unseen prey. This iconic Margaret Brundage cover for Weird Tales August 1938 illustrates Arlton Eadie's story 'The Wolf-Girl of Josselin,' blending Gothic horror, dangerous feminine power, and predatory animal menace against a lurid orange-blue twilight sky.
Oh mama — this is peak Brundage: a barely-dressed she-wolf queen commanding a snarling pack under a fever-dream twilight sky! Found this in a dusty bin and nearly knocked over the whole rack — this is the one collectors lose sleep over!
“16th Year of Publication Weird Tales AUG. 25c THE WOLF-GIRL OF JOSSELIN By ARLTON EADIE THRILLS! MYSTERY! EXCITEMENT!”
