After the failure of the Zebra publications, Robert E. Weinberg and Victor Dricks licensed the Weird Tales name to the Bellerophon Network, a publishing company owned by Brian Forbes. The magazine was poorly funded and distributed, and failed after only 2 issues.

Novelettes:
Visitation..........David J. Schow 

Short Stories:
Beachworld..........Stephen King 
Change of Heart..........Robert Bloch
Come to the Bank..........Arch Oboler 
Flecks of Gold..........Larry Tritten
Laugh Track..........Harlan Ellison 
Mamma's Boy..........Arthur Byron
Cover The Ninety-Ninth Cubicle..........R. A. Lafferty 
The Pandora Principle (Part 1)..........Brinke Stevens and A. E. van Vogt 
Reunion..........Ray Bradbury 

Short Fiction:
Speak..........Henry Slesar 

Essays/Articles:
Book Reviews (Weird Tales, Fall 1984)..........Michael P. Hodel 
Preface (Weird Tales, Fall 1984)..........Brian L. Forbes 
S.M.O.G. (Weird Tales, Fall 1984)..........Bruce David 
S.M.O.G. (Weird Tales, Fall 1984)..........Bruce David 
Weirdisms..........Steven Ward 

Verse:
Garden at Lu..........Gerald Chan Sieg 

Novelettes:
Peau de Cuir..........Steve Perry 

Short Stories:
And No Potatoes..........Walt Liebscher 
As Lovely as a Tree..........Terry A. Garey 
August Freeze..........Steve Rasnic Tem 
The Brain..........A. E. van Vogt 
The Bus People..........J. N. Williamson 
The Fine Art of Dreaming..........Larry Tritten 
Ghost Dance..........Nathan A. Bucklin 
The Girl with the Indigo Eyes..........Stanton A. Coblentz 
Triangle of Terror..........William F. Temple 
The Unspeakable Betrothal..........Robert Bloch 
Vengeance by Proxy..........John Wyndham (as John Beynon) 
Yellow..........Conda Douglas 

Essays/Articles:
Book Reviews (Weird Tales, Winter 1985)..........Michelle Coleman 
Preface (Weird Tales, Winter 1985)..........Brian L. Forbes 
S.M.O.G. (Weird Tales, Winter 1985)         Bruce David 
S.M.O.G.(Weird Tales, Winter 1985)..........Bruce David