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November 1944 issue

November 1944 issue (combined with 10 Story Mystery)

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W. Ryerson Johnson, “Killers’ Kingdom”

William R. Cox, “Hell Comes in Bottles!” (Tom Kincaid)

Ray Bradbury, “It Burns Me Up!“

Francis K. Allan, “Sing a Song of Murder”

Frederick C. Davis, “Doctor Diggory’s Glass Grave”

Wayne Rogers, “School for Corpses”

Ken Lewis, “Die, and You’ll Wear Diamonds!”

David X. Manners, “Lie Down, You’re Dead!“

Cyril Plunkett , “They Kill by Night!”

January 1944 issue ~ cover art by Gloria Stoll

January 1944 issue

cover art by Gloria Stoll

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Stewart Sterling, “The Secret of Madam Zenobia” (Gil Vine)

Noel Loomis, “Dummies Don’t Bleed!“

Bruno Fischer, “The Case of the Handless Corpse”

Francis K. Allan, “Death at the Brimstone Border”

Curtiss T. Gardner, “Satan’s Insidious Chessmen” (Val Vickers)

William R. Cox, “Hell Over Hollywood” (Tom Kincaid)

November 1942 issue

November 1942  issue

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The Editor, “The Coroner Takes Over”

Day Keene, “A Hearse of Another Color” [Silent Smith (The Silver Fox)]

Felix Graham, “Heil, Werewolf!“

William R. Cox, “Spades for the Dead”  (Tom Kincaid)

Fredric Brown, “Satan One-and-a-Half”

William Brandon, “Nightmare House”

Russell Gray, “The Caricature Murders”

January 1942 issue ~ cover art by Rafael DeSoto

January 1942 issue

cover art by Rafael DeSoto

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Stewart Sterling, “Bull-Market for the Dying”

Francis K. Allan, “Am I the Corpse’s Keeper?“

William R. Cox, “Beware the Black Queen”  (Tom Kincaid)

Wayne Rogers, “Murder Town”

Dane Gregory, “All at Once—No Wednesday!“

Russell Gray, “Death Hitch-Hikes South”

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March 1946 issue

March 1946 issue

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Frederick C. Davis, “Some Like ‘Em Dead”

Julius Long, “On the Homicide of the Street” (C.D. Mort)

Henry Norton, “Once Upon a Tomb” (Pinero Pershing)

William R. Cox, “Objective – Murder!” (Malachi Manatee)

Thorne Lee, “Death in the Groove”

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