One of the innumerable magazines introduced to capitalise on the reading
public's fascination with gangsters and gun molls, The Gang
Magazine was less successful than most and lasted a mere three
issues.
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Very little is known about this title which seems to be a one-shot pulp
launched by H.C. Blackerby who also launched another one-shot detective
pulp, Chief Detective, and a one-shot western pulp called Prize
Western at the same time.
| 1946 |
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v1 #1
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Featuring George Chance, a stage magician turned hero, The Ghost, Super-Detective
(as it was originally called) was a low-budget effort from the start, featuring only
the lead novel and a couple of short stories. After three issues it had a single
issue as simple The Ghost Detective, followed by another three as The Green Ghost
Detective, before succumbing to the World War II paper shortage.
| 1940 |
v1 #1
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v1 #2
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v1 #3
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v2 #1
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| 1941 |
v2 #2
Winter |
v2 #3
Spring |
v3 #1
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A one-shot pulp, reprinting 14 stories from a wide variety of
other detective pulps.
| 1950 |
v1 #1 |
Subtitled 'True Stories of Gold Diggers' but judged to be fiction.
| 1932 |
v1 #1 |
Companion to the short-lived Boy's Adventure Stories, this
magazine folded after a single undistinguished issue.
| 1936 |
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Started out as a cops-and-robbers pulp with emphasis on police action
and heavy thugs; as Ace Detective switched to heroic detective (usually
police or FBI) chasing harsh thugs. Authors include Norman A. Daniels,
Frederick C. Painton, Theodore Tinsley, Frederick C. Davis.
Renamed Ace Detective Magazine from Aug-1936.
| 1935 |
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| 1936 |
v1 #2
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v1 #3
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v1 #4
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v2 #1
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v2 #3
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v2 #4
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v3 #1
Dec |
A short-lived magazine which described itself as "a repository of
stories for the mystery lover and a distinguished place for authors to
publish their best work. What makes us different from most other
mystery/suspense publications is the word wholesome.".
| 2006 |
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v1 #1, Summer |
v1 #2, Fall/Winter |
| 2007 |
v1 #3, Spring |
v1 #4, Summer |
v2 #1, Fall |
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Rebound unsold copies of Star Novels, Summer 1933.
| 1933 |
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| 2012 |
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| 2013 |
#2, Spring |
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A short-lived British pulp reprinting stories from Fifteen Detective Stories.
| 1954 |
#1 |
#2
Mar |
New Zealand edition of Gripping Detective Stories}.
| 1954 |
#1 |
#2
Mar |
| 2021 |
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#2, Fall |
| 2022 |
#3, Winter |
#4, Spring |
#5, Summer |
#6, Fall |
| 2023 |
#7, Winter |
#8, Spring |
#9, Summer/Fall |
