
November 1932 issue
cover art by William Reusswig

cover art by Walter Baumhofer
Frederick C. Davis, “The Green Ghoul” (Oke Oakley)
Donald Barr Chidsey, “The Scar Clue” (Morton & McGarvey)
Hugh B. Cave, “The Brand of Kane” (Peter Kane)
Fred MacIsaac, “Heir-Cooled” (Rambler Murphy)
Phillip Clark, “Three-Letter Kill”
Robert Sidney Bowen, “Key to Murder” (Ted James)
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cover art by Rudolph Belarski

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cover art by Tom Lovell
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Carroll John Daly, “Monogram in Lead” (Race Williams)
T.T. Flynn, “A Date at the Morgue”
John K. Butler, “The Walking Dead” (Rex Lonergan)
Robert Sidney Bowen, “The Man Who Was Two” (Kip Lacey)
John Lawrence, “Broadway Malady” (Marquis of Broadway)
a letter from JKB appeared on pgs. 123-124


cover art by Norman Saunders
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Peter Paige, “Cash Wale’s Second Massacre!” (Cash Wale)
D.L. Champion, “Toast the Poison Princess” (A. Dasher)*
J.L. Bouma, “ – And Hope to Die!”
Charles Beckman, Jr., “How to Kill a Corpse”
Fletcher Flora, “ – Time to Kill – ”
Grover Brinkman, “Last Warning!”
Robert Sidney Bowen, “Dope in the Dark”
Dennis Wiegano, “Letter of the Law”
* “Toast the Poison Princess” reprinted from 1945


cover art by Malvin Singer
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John K. Butler, “Gallows Ghost” (Tricky Enright)
John Lawrence, “The Corpse That Came to Call”
Leslie T. White, “Lullaby in Lead” (Duke Martindell)
Robert Sidney Bowen, “Dead Takes the Air” (Kip Lacey)
O.B. Myers, “The Black Room”
Malvin Singer, “She Found the Mutilated Forearm”