Superhuman soldiers, secret animal cults, marooned alien gods, masked detectives, crystalline ghosts, surreal apocalypse weapons—this is literary pulp at its best!

The Thousand-Eyed Fear by Derrick Ferguson & David W. Edwards
At the height of WW1, a ragtag squad of teen soldiers must somehow infiltrate a hidden German research facility and destroy the prototype for an advanced tank. They discover much more than the usual enemy soldiers, however, forcing them to find new strengths as a team to stop the Kaiser from gaining an unstoppable supernatural weapon.

The Q for Damnation by Arlen M. Todd
On the eve of WWII, France’s masked vigilante-detective, Monteau, must solve the murder of a longtime friend—and fast!—in order to prevent the Nazis from obtaining a work of art that could grant them control of every mind on earth. Are her unique talents for close-combat and surrealist problem-solving up to the challenge?

Completists note: These stories shed some light on the history of the supernatural threat in Nightscape: Cynopolis.