Dark Fantasy was a thrilling radio series that entertained audiences with tales of the supernatural and mysterious, bringing horror dramas to life with chilling stories and adventures. Created by Scott Bishop, the series captivated listeners with tales that explored the unknown and delved into the realms of horror, science fiction, and murder mysteries. Much to the delight of its fans, the show offered chilling stories that left goosebumps, allowing the listeners' imaginations to run wild as they became immersed in the eerie world of Dark Fantasy.

Broadcast on NBC between 1941 and 1942, Dark Fantasy originated from radio station WKY in Oklahoma City. Scott Bishop, also known for his work on The Mysterious Traveler and The Sealed Book, was the brilliant mind behind the series, writing each thrilling episode. Tom Paxton served as the announcer during the show's Friday-night airings. Despite its short one-year run, Dark Fantasy's enduring appeal and excellent storytelling secured its place in radio history. With 31 episodes to its name, the show proved that Oklahoma City was more than capable of being the headquarters for haunts.

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