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Welcome to another guest attraction from out of the past! Victor Johns brings us this feature, writing for Weird Tales in 1923. This is a story of revenge upon revenge, giving the whole tale quite the air of irony. Maybe if people left each other well enough alone, the petty grievances would not be addressed with such extreme response. But I will let you decide for yourself if in this feature the eye-for-an-eye turned out to be worth them both. Let’s dig in →

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