The Vanisher by Kenneth Robeson

The Vanisher

Doc Savage #52

                                                                    

The Dream Of The Deadly Gnome

Twenty convicts vanished without a trace from maximum security cells, and top businessmen suddenly disappeared. The tabloids trumpeted the reign of a small, deformed man — or woman — spotted at the scenes. Strangely, Doc Savage was framed for the disappearances — and then the murders … But the Horrible Hunchback hadn’t counted on the wrath of the mighty Man of Bronze!

Printing History

Written by Lester Dent (1904-1959)

The Conde Nast Publications, Inc

Doc Savage Magazine 

Street & Smith Publications Inc

December 1936

Bantam Books

ISBN 553-05536

September 1970

B Is For..............................................................

B Is For

Busted Wheeler

Printing History

Written by Allan G Yates (1923-1985)

Horwitz Publications

Horwitz Group Books Pty Limited

Bucks Books

Published in Hong Kong 1979

Tower Publications Inc

Belmont Tower Books

ISBN 505-51414

1979

I Prefer Murder by Browning Norton & Charles A Landolf

Murder, Very Dry.....

Cover by Saul Levine

That's what the uninvited guest whispered, as Tim Fallon and his scared blonde ordered drinks. The service was fast. Minutes later the blonde lay dead. So began that night of horror, with Tim marked a killer and another girl, the lovely Alix Bentley, his prey! Desperately he eluded the police and as desperately she eluded him.  But her young beauty was just the kind to tempt a friend. At dawn, she saw her locked door opening.....

The guest was back...and he had a key!

Printing History

written by Frank Rowland & Charles A Landolf

Graphic Mystery

#132

1956

Mum's The Word For Murder by Brett Halliday

The Killer Placed An Ad..........

It was incredible, but true. Terror gripped the waiting city. A murderer was publishing ads in the newspaper announcing the exact time of his scheduled killings, and was getting away with it!

For detective Jerry Burke it was a special challenge, because the scornful threats were addressed ti him personally.

The times the killer struck, as he had proclaimed he would. And three times Jerry Burke played the fool, until a startling climax in a Mexican cafe untangles the unbelievable web of suspense and horror....

Printing History

Written by Davis Dresser (1904-1977)

Dell Publishing Company

Dell Books

#743

1953

#5918

July 1964

A Is For..................................

A Is For

Amorous Captive

Printing History

Written by Stephen D Frances

Alexander Moring, LTD

London 

January 1959

Printed in Paris France