This magazine has no direct relationship to the Trojan publication from the US of the same title. Some issues are direct reprints from that magazine, while other reprints stories from magazines such as Detective Yarns, Double-Action Gang, Hooded Detective and Crack Detective.

Continued after March 1944 as a true crime magazine entitled Private Detective Cases.

British reprint edition of Private Detective.

True crime.

A short-lived magazine reprinting from a number of pulps.

Private Eye featured stories of hoodlums and small-time crooks, private investigators and the police, and some stories with surprie endings. Despite containing a good selection of contemporary crime-adventure and mystery stories by well-known authors, the magazine folded after only two issues, publishing material that was too little different from so many others.

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Satirical paper.

True crime.

A crime-fiction "library" series. Could be considered an adult publication.

Men's magazine that published some fiction.

The magazine featured Michael Avallone's well-known detective Ed Noon (and was originally to be called Ed Noon's Mystery Magazine). It folded after only two issues because of distribution problems.

There was also an annual compilation of the monthly issues which in 1884 was priced at 1/6d.

Continued as an Annual.

The Nov-1929 issue was an unpublished "ashcan" issue.

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Published as a companion to Prize Air Pilot Stories and Prize Story Magazine, the magazine offered "Amazing Mysteries", but folded after a mere four issues.

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Large size magazine anthology, mostly reprints from Ghost Stories.

Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 1964 – Summer 1964?

Publishers:   Macfadden-Bartell
Mentioned in:   It's a Man's World

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