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Virgil Finlay "Replica" by Walt Sheldon Startling Stories (January 1951) Source
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Virgil Finlay "Replica" by Walt Sheldon Startling Stories (January 1951) Source
Walt Sheldon - The Devil's Box - Lancer - 1968
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April 1958 issue
cover art Barry Waldman
George Bagby, The Three-Time Losers, Doubleday 1958; condensed
Erle Stanley Gardner, “The Case of the Busy Corpse"
Walt Sheldon, “Quiet Hell”
Miriam Allen deFord: Six Inches from the Gas Chamber
Joseph Zaitchik, “The Gambler”
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July 1941 issue
cover art by Norman Saunders
H. Q. Masur, “Up Pops the Corpse!"
Fredric Brown, “Six-Gun Song"
William A. Rossi, “River of Lost Souls"
Ralph Powers, “Lady Larceny"
Hal Quincy, “Condemned’s Last Wish"
Walt Sheldon, “House of Disaster"
Edward James, “Hell’s Coin"
Allen Morse, “Here Comes the Hearse"
John Gunderson, “Death Gets a Haircut"
Lee E. Wells, “Suicide Sideshow"
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The Colonel was a career man; and knowing what would happen within his lifetime promised to be an invaluable asset.... But he had never heard of that ancient legend of Faust....
"What's in a name?" might be very dangerous to ask in certain societies, in which sticks and stones are also a big problem!
1965 Gold Medal paperback original