De Rode Wacht
Dutch Edition of The Red Guard
Printing History
Written by Manny Lee Stokes (1911-1976)
Born NV
Nick Carter #34
1972
D 175
ISBN 90 283 0299
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Monday, January 22, 2018
Amazing Stories November 1946
Cover Art by Arnold Kohn
Contents
The Return Of The Sathanas
by Richard S Shaver (1907-1975) and Bob McKenna
Haunted Metropolis
by Chester S Geier (1921-1990)
The Secret Of Lord Fennel
by Frank G Heiner
The Man Who Went Nowhere
by
John de Courcy and Dorothy de Courcy
Side Street
by
Leroy Yerxa (1915-1946)
Atala Rim
by
J. S. Harrison
Command Performance
by
Berkeley Livingston (1909-1975)
Printing History
Edited by Raymond L Palmer (1910-1977)
Published by
Ziff-Davis Publishing Company, November 1946
Volume 20 No 8
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Sob Sister Cries Murder by Carter Brown
Her Story Scared
A Gangster's Moll
Right Into
The Killer's Arms.....
Printing History
Written by Alan G Yates (1923-1985)
Transport Publishing Co
Horwitz Publications, Inc
Unnumbered Series
1955
Second Collectors' Series
w/Maid For Murder
w/Maid For Murder
Volume 1 #6
1957
Reprinted by Demand Series #27
September 1960
Bonus Covers
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| Bernard Backburn Cover |
Monday, January 15, 2018
Have A Change Of Scene by James Hadley Chase
Have A Change Of Scene
It isn't often a diamond expert from Paradise City becomes an unpaid welfare worker in a poor, industrial town like Luceville. But Larry Carr had gone there for a purely selfish reason, to help him forget the terrible tragedy which had ruined his life and career. At first the dirt and dishonesty of the town appalled him, but them slowly, he became a part of it. He found himself enjoying the violence and the terror of like in the slums. But most of all he enjoyed being the slave of red haired Rhea Morgan, a sensual beauty whose profession was crime. Obsessed by Rhea, Larry agreed to steal a diamond necklace for her worth 1.5 million dollars, but he hadn't bargained on committing murder too......
Printing History
Written by René Brabazon Raymond (1906-1985)
Robert Hale
1973
Corgi Books
ISBN 552 09648
1974
Bonus Covers
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Date With A Dead Man by Brett Halliday
Mike Shayne
The Private Eye With Top Form
Dives In A Case Of Mysteriously Missing Persons
And A Couple Of Million Bucks
The Nifty Nympho
She was rich but not rich enough, married but hungry for lovers, and would happily liquefy herself into oblivion at the pop of a cork. Mike Shayne was the solution to all her problems if she mixed her business and pleasure tight. A simple concoction of bribery and bed. But Shayne wouldn't buy it. All he wanted were some fast answers to some easy questions, not the least important of which was why a not so nice girl like that had made a date with a dead man.
Printing History
Written by Davis Dresser (1904-1977)
Dodd, Mead & Co
1959
John Long
1960
Dell Publishing
D374
September 1960
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| Robert McGinnis Cover |
February 1967
1664
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| Robert McGinnis Cover |
July 1974
1664
Friday, January 5, 2018
Alias The Saint by Leslie Charteris
The Saint
Professor Ramses Smith-Smyth-Smythe of Timbuctoo was a firm believer in the cheerful hospitality of the English countryside, until he registered for the night at the Beacon Inn, where: first his waiter fed him knock out drops, and then the chauffeur wrecked his car, and then the porter ransacked his bags.
Of course, the fact that Professor Smythe was
Alias The Saint
Might have had some effect on the temperature of his welcome
And before the night was over, Simon Templar managed to put just a little more tarnish on his notorious halo. All in the cause of Truth and Justice of course!
Printing History
Written by
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
The Spook Legion by Kenneth Robeson
Doc Savage #16
The entire city of New York is a swept up in a wave of terror, as an evil international conspiracy devises a crime so sinister that only Doc Savage and his five mighty cohorts can halt its fiendish plot. Led by a phantom master criminal that stultifying supernatural powers, the conspiracy sets trap after trap for Doc. Finally, in a fantastic underground empire, the fearless bronze giant and his courageous crew must fight for their lives against a diabolical enemy that can not even be seen.
Printing History
Written by Lester Dent (1904-1959)
Doc Savage Magazine
Volume 5 No 2
April 1935
Bantam Books
Bantam Fifty
F3340
March 1967
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