
cover art by Rudolph Belarski
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cover art by Walter Baumhofer
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T.T. Flynn, “The Ghost Whistle” (Bill Wallace)
Frederick Nebel, “Death in the Raw” (Cardigan)
William E. Barrett, “The Tattooed Chain” (Needle Mike)
Frederick C. Davis,“The Case of the Skinned Man” (Carter Cole, MD)
O.B. Myers, “The Corpse Master” (Det. Cutter)

cover art by John Fleming Gould
Carroll John Daly, “Hell with the Lid Lifted” (Race Williams)
John Lawrence, “The Stars Said Murder” (Marquis of Broadway)
William Edward Hayes, “The Farraday Phantom”
O.B. Myers, “The Body in Booth One”
Wyatt Blassingame, “The Corpse Played Possum”
Frederick Arnold Kummer, Jr., “Death Racket” (reprinted in 100 Dastardly Little Detective Stories, 1993)

October 1939 issue
cover art by Rafael DeSoto
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John Lawrence, “Man Hunt” (Marquis of Broadway)
D.L. Champion, “Dead and Dumb” (Inspector Allhoff)
Sam Merwin, Jr., “Murder March of the Toy Soldiers”
Martin Labas, “The Devil’s Burden”
O.B. Myers, “Diamonds Can’t Swim”

cover art by Walter Baumhofer
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Leslie T. White, “The Crimson Counterfoil” (Duke Martindel)
John M. Gregory, “Track Racket” (Jim MacCauley)
John Lawrence, “A Burial is Arranged” (Cass Blue)
Russ Meservey, “The Fourth Pharaoh” (Pokerface)
Cornell Woolrich, “Murder in Wax” (Angelface)
O.B. Myers, “The Case of the Footless Corpse” (Breck)

cover art by Rafael DeSoto
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D.L. Champion, “There was a Crooked Man – ” (Inspector Allhoff)
Norbert Davis, “This will Kill You!” (Bail-Bond Dodd)
John Lawrence, “The Death of the Party” (Marquis of Broadway)
Merle Constiner, “Strangler’s Kill” (The Dean)
O.B. Myers, “United We Fall”

cover art by Walter Baumhofer
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Frederick Nebel, “Hell Couldn’t Stop Him” (Cardigan)
Leslie T. White, “Crook for a Night” (Toby Laird)
William Edward Hayes, “The Corpse on the Semaphore” (Dan Howell)
T. T. Flynn, “The Dragons of Change Ch’ien” (Val Easton)
O.B. Myers, “Grave Mates” (Jimmy McRay)