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February 1934 issue ~ cover art by Tom Lovell

cover art by Tom Lovell
Hugh B. Cave, “Devils in the Dark”
Wyatt Blassingame, “Wolf Bait!”
H. M. Appel, “Baby Blood”
James A. Goldthwaite, “Fingers of Doom”
William B. Rainey, “Whispering Death”
Arthur Leo Zagat, “The Swamp Terror”
May 1940 issue ~ cover art by John Newton Howitt
June 1935 issue ~ cover art by Walter Baumhofer

cover art by Walter Baumhofer
better image than previously posted
Hugh B. Cave, “Satan’s Mistress”
John H. Knox, “The Dead Demand Tribute”
Wyatt Blassingame, “They Thirst by Night”
Arthur J. Burks, “Women of Stone”
Chandler H. Whipple, “White Lady of Hell”
Ray Cummings, “Moonlight and Jungle”
Paul Ernst, “Her Spirit Lover”
March 1939 issue ~ cover art by John Fleming Gould

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)
April 1938 issue ~ cover art by Graves Gladney
1953 edition
September 1942 issue
April 1936 issue ~ cover art by Tom Lovell

cover art by Tom Lovell
better image than previously posted
Arthur Leo Zagat, Girl for the Torture God
Dale Clark, “Death’s Painted Priestess”
Paul Ernst, Satan’s Servant
Emerson Graves. “Come with Me to Hell!”
Roger Howard Norton, “Desire of the Undead”
Wyatt Blassingame, My Love Brings Death!
Arthur J. Burks, Invitation to the Morgue
William B. Rainey, “Prey of the Beast-Woman”
February 1936 issue ~ cover art by Tom Lovell

cover by Tom Lovell
better image than previously posted
Hugh B. Cave, “Death Holds for Ransom
Dale Clark, “My Friend—The Corpse”
Paul Ernst, “Embrace of the Fire God”
Roger Howard Norton, “The Woman Hell Gave Me”
Wyatt Blassingame, “Slaves of the Tomb Maidens”
Ben Judson, “The Beast in Her Bed!“
Emerson Graves, “Pale Daughters of Death”



