
November 1931 – premiere issue
first of just two issues
This issue’s chaotic newsroom cover introduces stories by Jack Woodford and Ben Hecht, plus interior illustrations by Milton Caniff.

November 1931 – premiere issue
first of just two issues
This issue’s chaotic newsroom cover introduces stories by Jack Woodford and Ben Hecht, plus interior illustrations by Milton Caniff.

cover art by H.C. Murphy
better image than previously posted
~John Ayotte, “The Devil’s Breath”, ‘Another of those fascinating Hawaiian tales’, 3rd of 10 stories in BM
~ Crowley Conmarr, “Fingers Clawing”, 2nd of 2 stories in BM
~ Clinton Foy, “The Fatal Sin”, ‘insane 1st-person narrator’, author’s only appearance in BM
~ Gilbert Hammond, “Psycho-Whatchamacallit”, author’s sole story in BM
~ Howard R. Marsh, “The Sign at No. 278”, ‘billed as a ‘ten minute story’, set in Chinatown, San Francisco, 2nd of 2 stories in BM
~ Herman Petersen, “The Black Gauntlet”, ‘advertised as “A Long Novelette of South Seas Adventure”’, 10th of 20 stories in BM
~ William Rollins, Jr., “The House of the Fiend Who Laughs”, ‘Daytime Story’, 4th of 23 stories in BM
~ Charles Somerville, “The Tap on the Door”, 13th of 47 articles in the ‘Manhunter’ series, 14th of 49 total articles in BM
~ Willett Stockard, “The One-Man Mob”, 2nd of 5 stories in BM