Partial reprint of the September 1952 (US) issue. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Partial reprint of the November 1952 (US) issue. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Partial reprint of the January 1953 (US) issue, plus a single story from the September 1952 (US) issue. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Partial reprint of the March 1953 (US) issue. |
Partial reprint of the Fall 1953 (US) issue. |
One-shot magazine/anthology reprinting stories from various US sources. |
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Short-lived pulp filled with wild stories about things that happen behind prison bars. |
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A highly specialised Harold Hersey title focussing on the world of convicts, ex-convicts, and those about to become convicts. |
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Private Detective Stories appeared in mid-1937, about three years after the first of the spicy magazine lines Spicy Detectiveand came from the same publisherTrojan Publishing. The magazines were much the same it has been said that Private Detective Stories was Spicy Detective with less decorative covers and some, but not much, of the psychopathology left out. It ran for 134 issues over a period of 13 years, in the latter months (from September 1949) adding two comic strips to the mix and dropping the word Stories from the title. Details on retitled reprints supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson from articles published by Glenn Lord. |
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