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• 5 •  Freak Show (title page) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson (variant of cover art for Freak Show)
• 7 • Introduction (Freak Show) • essay by Rob van Bavel
• 7 •  Bernie Wrightson • interior artwork by uncredited
• 8 • Freak Show • essay by Bernie Wrightson
• 10 • The Stand • essay by Bernie Wrightson
• 11 •  This 'thirteenth' illustration of "The Stand" from Wrightson's portfolio, but was not included in the book. • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson (variant of Randall Flagg 1991)
• 12 • The 'Incomplete' Bernie Wrightson Checklist • essay by uncredited
• 12 •  The Meltification of the Fish • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 13 •  Freak Show (story title page) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson (variant of cover art for Freak Show)
• 13 • Freak Show • graphic format • short story by Bruce Jones and Bernie Wrightson
• 59 •  The Stand • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 61 •  "Be quiet," he said, distraught. "Just be quiet and go to sleep, Mom." • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 63 •  Larry had had only one confrontation with death this morning. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 65 •  ... to the head of the stairs and then, as carefully as she could, down to the first floor. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 67 •  "Just in case." Lloyd Henried whispered to the silence. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 69 •  "Get out!" she cried. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 71 •  As if it had been a signal, the wolves rushed him. • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson (variant of Suddenly he gave up. The gun fell out of his hand and clunked on the road. As if it had been a signal, the wolves rushed him. 1991)
• 73 •  "Hey Bobby Terry, you scroooowed it up!" • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 75 •  She killed herself by simply whipping her head viciously around to the right. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 77 •  He felt himself begin to slide. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 79 •  It was Donald Merwin Elbert, now known as the Trashcan Man. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 81 •  The good weather broke three days before the new year. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson
• 83 •  He advanced toward them, lineless palms turned outward, still smiling. His eyes sparkled wth warm and lunatic joy. • (1991) • interior artwork by Bernie Wrightson