|
|
|
|
Reprint magazine rebinding unsold copies of Complete Detective Novel Magazine and Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine. |
Probably a rebinding of the January 1933 issues of Complete Detective Novel Magazine, pgs 7-142, and Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine, pgs 7-142. Issue not found. |
A rebinding of the February 1933 issues of Complete Detective Novel Magazine, pgs 7-142, and Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine, pgs 7-142. Contents listed on the front cover; name and numbering on spine; ad for Amazing Stories on back cover. Details supplied by John Locke. Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Little magazine, mainly featuring articles on literature. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Details supplied by Bill Seabrook. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
Incomplete Data - Issue not found. |
--- see under Detective Casebook. |
Fiction disguised as true crime according to magazine owner. Editorial Director: Ken Crossen. Details supplied by Rob Preston from Table of Contents. |
Initially Keyhole Mystery Magazine presented a good array of the more standard mystery and detective short stories by many of the better-known mystery fiction authors, but was unable to sustain sales and folded after only three issues. It was relaunched over a year later, by a different publisher, under the title Keyhole Detective Story Magazine, with an emphasis on a more violent, fast-action, clip, heavily laced with tough and coarse characters and, above all, sex. |
|
Details supplied by Tom Lesser. |
Details supplied by Douglas Greene. |