seen from Brazil
seen from Brazil
seen from Brazil
seen from France
seen from United Arab Emirates
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from South Africa
seen from Australia
seen from United States
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seen from Russia
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March 1943 issue
John Grange (Robert Leslie Bellem & W. T. Ballard), “Murder’s Migrants” (Jim Anthony)
Walton Grey, “Illegal Murder"
William Decatur, “Death Do Us Part"
Clark Nelson, “Thanks for the Gun”
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March 1940 issue
Wallace Kayton, “A Goat for Murder” (Timothy Tappan Sloane)
Roger Torrey, “Girl Trouble"
Clark Nelson, “Too Hot to Handle"
Luke Terry, “You’ll See Me Tonight"
James H. S. Moynahan, “Murder Any Minute"
John Phillips, “Killer at Random"
George Shute, “Murder Upon Receipt”
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December 1942 issue
Roger Torrey, “Double Trouble"
Wallace Kayton, “Larceny a la Goodrich” (Timothy Tappan Sloane)
Anonymous, “To Catch a Forger"
Walter Cook, “Bright Shadow"
Clark Nelson, “Missing Person”, Private Detective Stories, June 1937, as “Vengeance of the Severed Hands” by C. A. M. Donne
Paul Hanna, “Trap for a Killer"
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April 1940 issue
cover art by H.J. Ward
Dale Boyd, “High Finance"
James A. Lawson, “Photo Finish"
Robert Leslie Bellem, “Murder Claws” (Dan Turner)
Luke Terry, “A Little Private Hell"
Adolphe Barreaux , “Sally the Sleuth"
Adolphe Barreaux, “Bury Your Dead"
George Shute, “Framed in Spades"
John Phillips, “The Glenarvon Emeralds"
Clark Nelson, “Watcher in the Night"
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May 1939 issue
cover art by H.J. Ward
E. Hoffmann Price, “The Dark Gent"
Jerome Severs Perry, “Family Honor"
Robert Leslie Bellem, “Death Tank” (Dan Turner)
Henri St. Maur, “Peep Show"
Adolphe Barreaux, “Sally the Sleuth"
Ellery Watson Calder, “Muggles Mess-Up"
Harley L. Court, “Buyer Beware!"
John Phillips, “Murder Symbol"
Clark Nelson, “The Banker and the Lady"
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Mothra menaces Nelson (Jerry Ito) and his dastardly doings in Mothra (1961).
Appreciation post for the inimitable Jerry Ito as Clark Nelson in Mothra (1961).
Jerry Ito as the fiendish Clark Nelson in Mothra (1961). Via SciFi Japan.
