cover art by Albert Drake?
better image than previously posted
Tag: frederick c. davis
March 1936 issue ~ cover art by Tom Lovell
April 1936 issue ~ cover art by J. George Janes
January 1938 premiere issue ~ cover art by Emery Clarke
better image than previously posted
[image updated 4/22/24]
cover art by Emery Clarke repurposed from February 1935 issue of Ten Detective Aces
[updated 5/5/25]
March 1948 issue
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first of three published issues – the fourth was never released
[updated 5/3/25]
September 1934 issue ~ cover art by J. George Janes
Fall 1952 issue
March 1937 issue ~ cover art by Tom Lovell
cover art by Tom Lovell
Frederick C. Davis, “When the Bat Man Thirsts”
Wyatt Blassingame, “The Art That Is Learned in Hell”
G. T. Fleming-Roberts, “Mistress of the Murder Machine”
William Hines, “Death’s Warm Lips”
Paul Ernst, “The Monster Who Worked in Clay”
Francis James, “The Beauty Shop Horrors”
Roger Howard Norton, “Child’s Garden of Terror”
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February 1948 issue ~ cover art by Norman Saunders
cover art by Norman Saunders
better image than previously posted
Peter Paige, “Cash Wale’s Brazen Ghost”
Frederick C. Davis, “Tall, Dark, and Deadly”
Robert Turner, “Murder on My Mitts”
John D. MacDonald, “High Walls of Hate”
Johanas L. Bouma, “Homicidal Harmony”
Fenton W. Earnshaw, “Murchison Got a Gun”
L.S. Goldsmith, “Black Spots of Doom”
SMB Noir 
