January 1970 saw the release of this unique weekly magazine (every Thursday), that focused its attentions on everything to do with the supernatural. No expense was spared in getting it off the ground with full page ads. in many of the most popular papers (including International Times no. 72).

Can we see the future in our tea-leaves? Or out dreams? What do the stars tell us? Where are Britain's 2,000 witches are work today? From Adam and Eve to LSD, from lucky numbers to human sacrifice. Many of the pictured Come from rare books and ancient manuscripts. Some - from the private archives of explorers and anthropologists (not previously

The complete 7 volume set contains more than 1,000 articles on the supernatural; over 1,750,000 words: 5,000 illustrations (many in full colour).

The magazines were later re-packaged into a 24 volume set (with the same name).
Some of the articles were also then reproduced to form the Encyclopaedia of Witchcraft and Demonology by Hans Holzer. ( )