cover art by Rudolph Belarski
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Category: horror fiction
April 1938 issue ~ cover art by Graves Gladney
March 1940 issue
March 1940 – second of just three issues
cover art attributed to John A. Coughlin
cover repurposed from Jan./Feb. 1938 issue
April 1940 issue
cover art by Walter M. Baumhofer
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The Editors, “Meeting the Story-Maker – Donald G. Cormack”
Ray King, “Brides for Murdered Men”
Dane Gregory, “Golden Lady of Death” (Rocky Rhodes)
Russell Gray, “Girls for the Coffin Syndicate” (Ben Bryn)
W. Wayne Robbins, “Mad Is the Flesh-Master!“
Donald G. Cormack, “Satan’s Surgeon”, given as “Corpse Surgeon” on the cover (Tom Cardigan)
(cover art repurposed from January 1935 issue)
December 1939 issue ~ cover art by J.W. Scott
March 1947 issue ~ cover art by Robert Stanley
cover art by Robert Stanley
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Francis K. Allan, “What Makes Sammy Kill?”
Thorne Lee, “It’s in the Bag!”
Jimmy Nichols, “Cops Are Born”
Robert Turner, “Party to Murder!”
John D. FitzGerald, “Too Mean to Live!”
Arthur Leo Zagat,“Death-Dance of the Broken Dolls”
Talmage Powell, “Blood in Your Eye!”
Cyril Plunkett, “Deadly Is My Sleep”
Wilbur S. Peacock, “Copperhead”
Dale Clark, “Corpses, Incorporated” (Socrates Bean)
Jhan Robbins, “The Waxwork Wake”
August 1938 – premiere issue ~ cover art by Norman Saunders
May 1936 issue ~ cover art by Howard Sherman
1942 – debut issue
1953 Ace Double reissue
pseudonym of Howard Fast
1952 from Little as Fallen Angel, 1953 Ace Double reissue with new title
filmed by Universal in 1965 as Mirage, directed by Edward Dmytryk and again in 1968 as Jigsaw, directed by James Goldstone
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SMB Noir 