The Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index

Index by Magazine Issue: Page 43

Manhunt Detective Story Magazine (Australia)   (about)
Magazine series in comic book size that reprints US Manhunt with same stories and authors but with new cover art. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, October 1953 (2/-, 72pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, November 1953 (2/-, 72pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, December 1953 (2/-, 72pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #4, January 1954 (2/-, 72pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #5, February 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #6, March 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #7, April 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #8, May 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #9, June 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #10, July 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #11, August 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #12, September 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, October 1954 (2/-, 64pp, 7.25″ x 9.5″) (Contents)

Manhunt (UK)   (about)
British reprint edition of Manhunt. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, August 1953 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, September 1953 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, October 1953 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #4, November 1953 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #5, December 1953 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #6, January 1954 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #7, February 1954 (Monthly Magazines Ltd., 1/6d, 128pp+, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #8, March 1954 (1/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #9, April 1954 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #10, May 1954 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #11, June/July 1954 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, August 1954 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2, September 1954 (2/-, digest) (Contents)

Manhunt Stories   (about)
The contents of the only known issue are identical to the only known issue (#9) of Detective Stories, also published by Page Publications. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1 (Page Publications Pty. Ltd., 20¢, 64pp, digest) (Contents)

Mantrap   (about)
Mantrap was published by the same publisher as Manhunt and featured the same type of hard-boiled crime-adventure stories, with many of the same authors, but never caught on and lasted only two issues. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, July 1956 (Secret Life Publications, New York, 35¢, 128pp, digest, cover by Bill Hughes) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, October 1956 (Flying Eagle Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest) (Contents)

Mary Higgins Clark Mystery Magazine   (about)
Published by Family Circle, Mary Higgins Clark Mystery Magazine was very mainstream, very slick, and very glossy. It was filled with trivia, lists, reviews, short interviews and even found room for some good stories. Its publishing schedule was sporadic at best, because it was published to fill the same slots as the traditional baking, knitting, etc., magazines which made up Family Circle “special projects”—this also explained the unusual volume numbering. However, it never really found a niche and died after seven issues. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v22 #3, Premier Issue, 1996 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $3.95, 100pp+, quarto) (Contents)
• ___ v24 #2, Spring 1997 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $3.99, 108pp+, quarto, cover by Alan Richardson) (Contents)
• ___ v23 #3, Summer/Fall 1997 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $3.99, 108pp+, quarto, cover by Alan Richardson) (Contents)
• ___ v24 #6, Summer 1998 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $4.99, 100pp+, quarto, cover by Dennis Galante) (Contents)
• ___ v24 #7, Fall 1998 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $4.99, 100pp+, quarto, cover by Bill Milne) (Contents)
• ___ v25 #7, Summer 1999 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $5.99, 100pp+, quarto) (Contents)
• ___ v26 #6, Summer 2000 (Gruner+Jahr USA Publishing, $5.99, 100pp+, quarto) (Contents)

Mask Detective   (about)
British reprint edition of Dime Mystery Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, April/May 1960 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 1/-, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, June/July 1960 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing, 1/-, digest) (Contents)

The Masked Detective (1933)   (about)
A sample, ashcan, issue was filed with the Library of Congress to register the title, but it was never turned into an actual newsstand pulp. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, March 1933 (5¢, pulp) (Contents)

The Masked Detective (1940)   (about)
The Masked Detective was launched in 1940 at the height of the popularity of the “pulp hero” magazines, and each issue featured a novel about Rex Parker, the “masked detective”, as well as a handful of short stories and departments. It appeared on a quarterly basis but only lasted 12 issues before becoming a casualty of the paper shortages of World War II. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, Fall 1940 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, Winter 1941 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, Spring 1941 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, Summer 1941 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2, Fall 1941 (10¢, pulp, cover by Milton Luros) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #3, December 1941 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #1, Winter 1942 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #2, Spring 1942 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #3, Summer 1942 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #1, Fall 1942 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #2, Winter 1943 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #3, Spring 1943 (10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v5 #1, Summer 1943 (unpublished) (pulp) (Contents)

Masked Gun Mystery   (about)
Launched as a companion magazine to Fantasy and Fear and Peculiar Adventures. After the first issue, all three were gathered under the umbrella title of Pro Se Presents…, with each of the titles, using their original numbering, published once every three months in a rotating schedule. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, August 2010 (Pro Se Press, $7.50, 92pp, tp, cover by John A. Palmer, IV) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, November 2010 (Pro Se Press, $10.00, 156pp, tp, cover by Norm Breyfogle) (Contents)

Master Mysteries Magazine   (about)
A short-lived magazine which published a series of stories by Arthur Hoerl, seemingly syndicated to various newspapers previously as “Master Mysteries”, although the sources have not yet been traced. The fifth issue appears to be, at least in the main, a reprint of stories published in earlier issues. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, Summer 1933 (F.G. Wilson Publishing Co., Inc., 10¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, Fall 1933 (digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, Winter 1933 (digest) (Contents) (Missing)
• ___ v1 #4, Spring 1934 (digest) (Contents) (Missing)
• ___ v2 #1, Summer 1934 (F. G. Wilson Publishing Co., 15¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Leo Manso) (Contents)

The Master Thriller Series   (about)
A series of anthologies in magazine format; each issue featured a different genre. For convenience, all issues have been indexed even though only a small number are mystery/detective. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, Tales of the Foreign Legion (July 1933) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #2, Tales of the North-West Mounted Police (September 1933) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #3, Tales of the Seven Seas (December 1933) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #4, Tales of Mystery and Detection (March 1934) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #5, Tales of the Foreign Legion #2 (June 1934) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #6, Tales of the Uncanny (September 1934) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Youngman Conors) (Contents)
• ___ #7, Tales of African Adventure (December 1934) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #8, Tales of the Orient (March 1935) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #9, Tales of the Jungle (July 1935) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #10, Tales of the Foreign Legion #3 (October 1935) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #11, Tales of the Sea (January 1936) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #12, Tales of Valour (April 1936) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #13, Tales of the Levant (July 1936) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Nick) (Contents)
• ___ #14, Tales of the Air (September 1936) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #15, Tales of the Foreign Legion #4 (January 1937) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #16, Tales of Adventure (April 1937) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #17, Tales of Terror (July 1937) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #18, Tales of East and West (October 1937) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #19, Tales of the Underworld (January 1938) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #20, Tales of the Uncanny #2 (April 1938) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp, cover by W. J. Roberts) (Contents)
• ___ #21, Tales of Crime and Punishment (July 1938) (The World’s Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #22, Tales of the Grand Express (October 1938) (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #23, Tales of the North-West Mounted Police (January 1939?) (World’s Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #24, Tales of Outlawry, April 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #25, Tales of the Grand Dominion, May 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #26, Tales of the Far Frontiers, June 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #27, Tales of the Underworld #2, July 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #28, The Far-Flung Coasts of Crime, August 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #29, Tales of the Foreign Legion #5, September 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #30, Tales of the Jungle #2, October 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #31, Tales of Gangsters and `G'-Men, November 1939 (1/-, 128pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ #32, Tales of Ghosts and Haunted Houses, December 1939 (1/-, 96pp+, pulp) (Contents)

Mean Streets   (about)
Australian crime/mystery magazine that ran mostly non-fiction but usually had one or two stories per issue, several of them US reprints. Note that the following listing has been compiled from a number of different, partial, sources and is probably incomplete. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, October 1990 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #2, February 1991 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #3, May 1991 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #4, September 1991 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #5, February 1992 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #6, May 1992 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #7, August 1992 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #8, March 1993 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #9, July 1993 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #10, December 1993 ($5.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #11, May 1994 ($6.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #12, December 1994 ($6.00, 64pp+, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #13, May 1995 ($6.00, 64pp+, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #14, September 1995 ($6.00, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #15, December 1995 ($6.00, 56pp+, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #16, February 1996 ($6.00, 56pp+, A4) (Contents)
• ___ #17, December 1996 ($6.00, 56pp+, A4) (Contents)

Menace   (about)
Menace, like Murder, was a short-lived attempt to please the reading public with contemporary crime-adventure stories that were but one step removed from the pulp magazines. Although not lacking better-known writers, the competition was too fierce and the magazine folded after only two issues. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, November 1954 (St. John Publishing Corp., 35¢, digest, cover by Norman Saunders) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, January 1955 (St. John Publishing Corp., 35¢, digest) (Contents)

Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine:   (about)
Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine was the continuation of a long-running series of full-length (and condensed) mystery novels published in a digest-sized, paperback format, under the title of Mercury Mystery since March 1940. It ran for 23 issues (starting with #210) before merging with Bestseller Mystery Magazine.

Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, #210, September 1955 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, #211, October 1955 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, #212, November 1955 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Ed Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #4, #213, December 1955 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, #214, January 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Dick Shelton) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2, #215, February 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #3, #216, March 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #4, #217, April 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Dick Shelton) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #5, #218, May 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #6, #219, July 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #7, #220, September 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Bill Stone) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #8, #221, November 1956 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Ed Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #1, #222, February 1957 (35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #2, #223, July 1957 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Ed Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v3 #3, #224, October 1957 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 130pp, digest, cover by Ed Emshwiller) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #1, #225, January 1958 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, 128pp+, digest, cover by Mel Hunter) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #2, #226, April 1958 (Mercury Publications, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Barry Waldman) (Contents)

Mercury Mystery Magazine
Title changed from Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v4 #3, #227, June 1958 (35¢, digest, cover by Mel Hunter) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #4, #228, August 1958 (Mercury Press, Inc., 35¢, 130pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #5, #229, October 1958 (Mercury Press, Inc., 35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v4 #6, #230, December 1958 (Mercury Press, Inc., 35¢, 132pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v5 #1, #231, February 1959 (Mercury Press, Inc., 35¢, 130pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v5 #2, #232, April 1959 (Mercury Press, Inc., 35¢, 132pp, digest, cover by Dick Shelton) (Contents)

Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine (Australia)   (about)
Australian reprint edition of Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, 1956 (2/-, 114pp, digest, cover by Ed Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ #2, 1956 (2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• ___ #3, 1956 (2/6d, 114pp, digest, cover by Dick Shelton) (Contents)
• ___ #4, (December) 1956 (2/6d, 114pp, digest, cover by Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ #5, 1957 (2/6d, 114pp, digest, cover by Dick Shelton) (Contents)
• ___ #6, 1957 (2/6d, 114pp, digest, cover by Nicholas Solovioff) (Contents)
• ___ #7, 1957 (digest) (Contents) (Incomplete)

Mercury Mystery Magazine (UK)   (about)
British reprint edition of Mercury Mystery Book-Magazine (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, March 1963 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 3/-, 128pp+, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #2, April 1963 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 3/-, 128pp+, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #3, May 1963 (digest) (Contents)
• ___ #4, June 1963 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #5, July 1963 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #6, August 1963 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #7, September 1963 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #8, October 1963 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 3/-, 128pp+, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #9, November 1963 (digest) (Contents) (Missing)
• ___ #10, December 1963 (digest) (Contents)
• ___ #11, January 1964 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #12, February 1964 (2/6d, digest) (Contents)

Midnight (1922):   (about)
Midnight is an extremely scarce, early, tabloid, crime magazine that initially featured a mixture of fiction, true confessions, and exposes, but later became all fiction under the names Midnight Mysteries and Midnight Mystery Stories. Some of the early issues were destroyed by court order as being too risque.

Midnight
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1, #1, August 19, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #2, August 26, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #3, September 2, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #4, September 9, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #5, September 16, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #6, September 23, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #7, September 30, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #8, October 7, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #9, October 14, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #10, October 21, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #11, October 28, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #12, November 4, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #13, November 11, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)

Midnight Mysteries
Title changed from Midnight. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1, #14, November 18, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #15, November 25, 1922 (10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)

Midnight Mystery Stories
Title changed from Midnight Mysteries. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1, #16, December 2, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Co., Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #17, December 9, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #18, December 16, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v1, #19, December 23-30, 1922 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 32pp, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v2, #20, January 6, 1923 (Midnight Publishing Company, Inc., 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v2, #21, January 13, 1923 (Midnight Publishing Corporation, 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v2, #22, January 20, 1923 (10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents) (Missing)
• ___ v2, #23, January 27, 1923 (Midnight Publishing Corporation, 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v2, #24, February 3, 1923 (Midnight Publishing Corporation, 10¢, 9.25″ x 12.25″) (Contents)
• ___ v2, #25, February 10, 1923 (unpublished) (Midnight Publishing Corporation) (Contents)

Mike Hervey Detective Monthly Magazine   (about)
The title was constant as Mike Hervey Detective Monthly Magazine in the Table of Contents, but the cover title became Mike Hervey’s Detective Monthly Magazine with issue 7. All the stories in all the issues were written by Mike Hervey. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1 (1952?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #2 (1952?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #3 (1952?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #4 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #5 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #6 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #7 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #8 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #9 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #10 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #11 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #12 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, 58pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #13 (1953?) (Transport Publishing Co., 1/-, digest) (Contents) (Incomplete)