#frederick blakeslee

[spacenoirdetective]

Frederick Blakeslee, "The Red Tornado" from "Daredevil Aces", Nov 1934

[tomoleary]

Frederick Blakeslee (1898-1973)

[obsidian-sphere]

Captain Combat # 1, 1940, cover by Frederick Blakeslee

"The Sky Beast of Berlin" by Robert Hogan (as Barry Barton), "Claws of the Eagle" by Robert Garrison, and "The Ancient Ace" by G. Gordon Raines.

There were only three Captain Combat pulps.

And just who invited the sub to an aerial dog fight?

[chronivore]

Frederick Blakeslee art 1935

[surfingkaliyuga]

“The Red Tornado” Frederick Blakeslee 1934 Cover artwork for the November issue of Dare-Devil Aces pulp magazine.

[kekwcomics]

G-8 AND HIS BATTLE ACES #5 (Popular Publications, 1934)

Art: Frederick Blakeslee

[startwithsunset]

Frederick Blakeslee (1898- 1973)

[seattlemysterybooks]

philsp.com

August 1950 issue

cover art by Norman Saunders

G. T. Fleming-Roberts, “I Take Thee, Death—”

Ortner & Callé, “Crimes That Shook the World "

Charles Larson, “Walkers of the Night”

Frederick Blakeslee, “Adventures into the Unknown"

Harold Lawlor, “Murder’s Mistress"

Steve Bailey, “The Blonde in the Bottle"

Mayan & Jakobsson, “Macabre Museum"

Larry Holden, “The Voice That Kills"

William Campbell Gault, “So Dead, My Love!"

Earl L. Wellersdick, “Masterminds of Crime"  

Ray Spencer, “Melody of Madness"

Mason Hutchinson, “The House That Murder Built"

The Editor, “Mystery’s Dark Portals"

Mason Hutchinson, “Company for the Corpse"

Seattle Mystery Bookshop