1956 Dutton hardcover, first edition
cover art attributed to Mitchell Hooks
Tag: fredric brown
August 1953 issue
What Mad Universe x 9
September 1948 issue ~ debut of the story
cover art by Earle Bergey
1949 Dutton hardcover – first book appearance
1950 Bantam reissue – cover art by Herman Bischoff
better image than previously posted
1951 Boardman hardcover from Britain – cover art by Dennis McLoughlin
1954 Bantam reissue – cover art by Charles Binger
better image than previously posted
1954 Boardman paperback reissue – cover art by Pagram
1978 Bantam reissue – cover art by Paul Lehr
1978 Pennyfarthing Press hardcover, limited edition reissue
cover art by Grant Canfield
His Name Was Death x 2
1954 Dutton hardcover, first edition
cover art by Mitchell Hooks
better image than previously posted
1954 Bantam reissue – cover art by Barye Phillips
1948 Dutton hardcover
his second book, also second with Ed and Am Hunter
cover art for this 1954 Bantam paperback by Barye Phillips
better image than previously posted
September 1949 issue ~ cover art by Rafael DeSoto
August 1944 issue
August 1948 issue
June 1952 issue ~ cover art by Norman Saunders
cover art by Norman Saunders
better image than previously posted
Frank Ward, “The Deadliest Bride in Town!”
Fredric Brown, “To Slay a Man About a Dog!”
Larry Holden, “The Expendable Ex”
Joel Townsley Rogers, “When the Devil God Smiled”
R.M.F. Joses, Tee Lady Takes a Powder”
Frank Huepper, “Tough Guy” (Shannon)
Joseph V. Hickey, “Three for the Kill”
Dave Crockett, “Death Grip”
Dennis Wiegand, “Nobody Loves a Cop”
SMB Noir 