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Since you are not logged in as a member, we don't really know your magazine collection. This dummy collection for Anonymous is here so that you can browse around and see what Pulp Trader can do. If you are a member, please loggin to view your collection. << True Crime Detective Cases (1943-1948?) >> Genre: True Crime Category: Issue List: Incomplete Publication: Ceased Publishers: Your Guide Pub. Editors: See also True Crime Detective Case (1965?-1970?) and True Crime Detective Cases (Canadian) (1943?-1947?). Distinctive bloody dagger 'T' in the title. --Gordon, October 2, 2005 Edit my collection of this magazine Show as a flat list Show this table with all thumbnails No FictionMags entry. 66 issues Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Extra Originally named True Crime Exposes 1943 Mar No. 1 Name changed to True Crime Detective Cases 1943 Apr fill May fill Jul ? num No. 2 Sep fill Oct fill Nov fill Dec fill 1944 Jan fill Feb fill Mar fill No. 3 Apr fill Jun ? num No. 4 Sep ? num No. 5 Dec ? num No. 6 1945 Mar ? num No. 7 May fill Jun ? month No. 8 Jul fill Aug fill Sep fill No. 9 Oct fill Nov fill Dec ? month No. 10 Name changed to True Crime Detective 1946 Jan fill Feb fill Mar ? month No. 11 Apr fill May fill Summer No. 12 Jul fill Aug fill Sep v4#1 ? vol Oct fill Nov fill Dec v4#2 ? month 1947 Jan fill Feb fill Mar fill Jun v4#3 Jul/Aug/Sep v4#4 Oct v5#1 fill Nov fill Dec fill 1948 Jan/Feb/Mar v5#2 ? vol Apr fill May fill Jun v5#3 fill Jul fill Aug fill Sep v5#4 fill Oct fill Nov fill Dec fill 1949 Jan fill Feb fill Mar fill Apr fill May fill Jun fill Jul fill Aug fill Sep fill Oct fill Nov fill Dec fill Some statistics 15 known issues. 66 including fills. 0 issues you want. 0 issues you are expecting soon. 0 issues you have. 0 issues you have for sale. Member additions   Add your contribution to the community.

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