Fiction's Most Celebrated Detective
Five Astonishing Adventures
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| Cover by Ancona |
Who was Nick Carter, Detective?
He was a master of disguise. Sometimes he made himself up exactly like the man he was pursuing and drove his quarry crazy. He could lip read at least three different languages, fell a man, or ox, with a single blow. Wrestle , fence, or box better than any professional. And always in his pocket were two revolvers, a pair of handcuffs, assorted burglary tools, and skeleton keys that would open any lock.
Printing History
Copyright 1963 by Robert Clurman
The Macmillan Company
(1963)
Dell Publishing Company
#6360 (October 1965)
Stories included:
The Counterfeiter's Gold Tooth
or Nick Carter's Crooked Correspondent
Nick Carter's Mysterious Case
or The Road-House Tragedy
Nick Carter's Beautiful Decoy
or The Diamond Duke of Chicago
Nick Carter's Enemy
or Bringing a Murderer to the Gallows
Nick Carter And The Professor
or Solving a Scientific Problem
