
Tag: pulp art
August 1940 issue ~ cover art by Rafael DeSoto
October 1949 issue

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Lauri Wirta, “Devil’s Island—New Style”
Ted Palmer: Popular Films
Talmage Powell, “Time of the Demon”
Frederick Blakeslee: Adventures into the Unknown
John D. MacDonald, “Last Rendezvous”
Day Keene, “The Laughing Dead”
Larry Holden, “Bloody Night!“
Margaret St. Clair, “Nightmare Lady”
Lix Agrabee, “The Corpse Came Back!“
Mayan & Jakobsson: Macabre Museum
Benjamin Siegel, “While the Killers Wait…”
Skippy Adelman, “The Crimson Pool”
William Campbell Gault, “Return to Terror”
The Editor: Mystery’s Dark Portals
January 1938 ~ premiere issue
April 1938 issue ~ cover art by A. Leslie Ross
No. 4, 1939 issue ~ cover art by Oscar Greiner

No. 4, 1939
cover art by Oscar Greiner
March 1944 issue ~ cover art by Rafael DeSoto

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cover art by Rafael DeSoto
~ D.L. Champion, “Death for a Dollar”, 13th of 26 with Sackler, reprinted in Murder Costs Money: The Complete Black Mask Stories of Rex Sackler (Steeger, 2020), 15th of 30 stories in BM
~ Leslie Charteris, “Murder Goes to Market”, 2nd of 2 Saint stories, last appearance in BM
~ Dale Clark, “Hands Down”, 16th of 28 with house dick Mike O’Hanna story, at San Alpa Resort hotel, 18th of 32 stories in BM
~ C.P. Donnel, Jr., “Clues in the Night”, 14th of 16 with Colonel Walter (Doc) Rennie, USA Medical Corps, 17th of 20 stories in BM
~ Clyde Morehead, “Tears for Little Willie”, ‘short-short’, 1st of 2 stories in BM
~ Ted Stratton, “Call the Undertaker”, ‘Trigg’, 1st of 2 stories in BM
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May 1942 issue ~ cover art by H.L. Parkhurst
December 1930 issue ~ cover art by Arnold Lorne Hicks

cover art by Arnold Lorne Hicks
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Paul William Pickelle, “The Murder Wheel”
William H. Stueber, “The Death Dodger”
D. Reubens-Tayne, “Phoney Ice”
Paul Ernst, “The Marrone Mob”
Erle Stanley Gardner, “Muscling In”
Henry Koslowsky, “The Cop Chopper”
Robert Morton, “Smokes” (Part 3 of 3)
Frederic O. Schultze, “Third Degree Plus”
Paul Whelton, “Safe Break”




