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STARTING in the October 1933 issue of Sky Fighters and running almost 5 years, Terry Gilkison’s “Famous Sky Fighters” was a staple of the magazine. Each month Gilkison would illustrate in a two page spread different Aces that rose to fame during the Great War.
The March 1934 installment, from the pages of Sky Fighters, features “Fighting Dave” himself—David Sinton Ingalls, Lt. Frank Luke, and Germany’s Lt. Werner Voss!
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March 1934 issue
cover art by Rafael DeSoto
Robert Wallace, “Trail of Blood"
Arthur J. Burks, “Copper Courage"
Detective Dunn: The Perfect Alibi ·
Terry Gilkison: Famous Crimes
Johnston McCulley, “The Green Ghost" (Danny Blaney/The Green Ghost)
Barry Brandon, “The Lens Murder" (Ed King/The Speed Demon)
James H. S. Moynahan, “Manhunter"
C. K. M. Scanlon, “The Death Invisible"
Allen Glasser, “Miser’s Mark"
John S. Endicott, “Death’s Door"
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July 1938 issue
cover art by Rafael DeSoto
Westmoreland Gray, “The Scarlet Heritage"
Owen Fox Jerome, “Death’s Understudy"
John Chambliss, “Murder by Request"
Terry Gilkison, “Famous Crimes"
Robert J. Pearsall, “The Fat Man"
George A. McDonald, “Two-Way Ticket for Death"
Harold de Polo, “Racketeer Retired"
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July 1933 issue
cover art by Rafael DeSoto
Robert Wallace, “The Iron Cross Murders"
Maxwell Smith, “The Death Trap"
Barry Brandon, “The Speed Demon” (Ed King/The Speed Demon)
Terry Gilkison: Famous Crimes
William H. Stueber, “The Ten Grand Deal”
Russell Stanton, “Another Way Out"
G. Wayman Jones, “No Fingerprints"
Detective Dunn, “The Elevator Shaft Murder: A Baffler"
John L. Benton, “Redeemed"
Kerry McRoberts, “The Long Arm"
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November 1934 issue
A. T. Locke, “The Seeds of Death”
T. T. Flynn, “The Upside Down Man"
Terry Gilkison, “Who’s Guilty?"
Arthur B. Reeve (with A. T. Locke), “Craig Kennedy Returns"
C. K. M. Scanlon, “The Bat Strikes” (Dawson Clade/The Bat)
Frederick C. Painton, “Beasts Walk at Night” (Dirck Shann)
L. Ron Hubbard, “The Carnival of Death"
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August 1937 issue
Oscar Schisgall, “The Voice of Mr. Omega"
Frank Gruber, “Trailer Town” (Oliver Quade)
Hal Murray Bonnett, “The City of Fear"
Bernard Breslauer, “Bad Medicine"
Terry Gilkison, “Famous Crimes"
K. Krausse, “Diamonds of Death"
William Donald Bray, “Four Bits a Week” (River Joe)
Westmoreland Gray, “The Wrath of the Goffs"
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