"Andrews saw the head of the corpse bloodily severed, floating ahead of the body" - Don Joseph
Soul of Terror
(Thrilling Mystery, September 1939)
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"Andrews saw the head of the corpse bloodily severed, floating ahead of the body" - Don Joseph
Soul of Terror
(Thrilling Mystery, September 1939)
Ok so remember this picture of baby Joe?
He's a cute kid but I couldn't stop thinking about that little facial expression. I knew I'd seen it before. Well my brain worked for once and I found it.
The little time I have to myself and I waste it on things like this. 😆
dtacollectables
December 1941 issue
cover art by Modest Stein
better image than posted earlier
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
When you find out Joe likes the name
Mazzello Mafia
for his fans and is added to urban dictionary. He wanted people to choose but he said he liked that one best.
Aww he's so cute!
philsp.com
January 1940 issue
Martin Kersey, “Consigned to Hell"
E. Hoffmann Price, “Mummies to Order"
Noel Loomis, “Dealer in Human Parts"
John Easterly, “Danse Macabre"
David V. Reed, “Black Doom"
Don Joseph, “Grim Evidence"
Kelvin Kent (Henry Kuttner), “Death Has Three Sisters"
John H. Knox, “Wake Not the Dead”, illustrated by H.L. Parkhurst
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
DON JOSEPH
A new post from my main blog, http://letssmiletoday.blogspot.com/2014/01/don-joseph.html