6 May 2002
T"he Daughter of Fu Manchu" was first published as "Fu Manchu's Daughter" in Collier's with a classic veiled Benda cover.
Collier's: The National Weekly
Artist: W. T. Benda
March 8, 1930
| Daughter of Fu Manchu. New York, The Crime Club, 1931; London: Cassell, 1931. |
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London: Cassell, 1955 |
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New York: McKinlay, Stone & Mackenzie, 1923-1931. Uniformly bound in light blue cloth with Chinese-style ideogram (from the cover of the McBride first edition of The Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu) blind-stamped on front cover; series title, book title, and author's name stamped in gold on spine; small drawing of Oriental figure (from the McBride first edition of The Insidious Dr. Fu-Manchu) on title page; overall size of books: 12.5 x 18.5 cm. Later printings exhibit slight variations in size and paper, and some have the title and author blind-stamped on the spine instead of gold-stamped. |
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| New York: P. F. Collier & Son, 1930's.
The distinctive "Orient" editions were published by the P. F. Collier & Son Corporation. The order of publication and dates of publication (1930s) are not known. |
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| New York: Avon, 1949. Shakespeare Head imprint #189 Avon added a "The" to the title. From this point on, some publishers used "the" and others did not. |
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The 1st Pyramid paperback |
The 2nd Pyramid paperback |
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The Black and the White Cowls Bob Maguire and Len Goldberg were replaced by the more abstract cover of Richard Krepel.
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The 3nd Pyramid paperback |
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| London: WDL, 1960. #M 913 |
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| London: Corgi, March 1967. GC 7624 190 pp Set in 10 pt. Plantin |
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| London: Wingate, 1977.
London: Star, 1977. W. H. Allen & Co. Ltd. of London reprinted all twelve of the Fu Manchu books in 1977 and 1978. Wingate was their hardcover division and Star, their paperback. |
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| New York: Zebra Mystery, April 1986. |
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