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December 1935 issue

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cover art by A. Leslie Ross

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“Ace Detective Magazine”  August 1936

Satan’s Scalpel by James Perley Hughes

Counterfeit Copper by Emile Tepperman

Four-Alarm Murder by Frederick C. Davis

Detour to the Chair by Norman Daniels

A G-Man Quits but Once by Dale Clark

The Corpse Keeper by Steve Fisher

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May 1, 1937  issue

George Bruce, “The Bachelor Club Mystery” (Part 1 of 2)

Edward Parrish Ware, “Once a Miser"   

James W. Booth: Murder Touches the Trees    

Richard Sale, “One Herring—Very Red" (Candid Jones)    

Cyril Plunkett, “Zero Power"

Carroll John Daly, “The Legion of the Living Dead” (Part 2 of 4; Mr. Strang)

Stookie Allen: Illustrated Crimes: Black Bart, The Polite Bandit    

James Perley Hughes, “Stand-In Murder"    

C. E. Russell, “Your Number’s Up"

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February 1935 issue

E. Hoffmann Price , “Agents of the Iron Claw" 

Dana R. Marsh, “Ace of Intrigue"

James Perley Hughes, “Death’s Watchdogs"  

William E. Barrett, “Dealers in Doom"

Frederick C. Painton, “The Devil’s Ambassador"

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June 1935 issue

cover art by Rafael M. DeSoto

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January 23, 1937 issue

Franklin H. Martin, “Red Hot Ice" 

Cornell Woolrich, “The Corpse Next Door"

B.B. Fowler, “Burn Old Pictures"

Judson P. Philips, “The Whisper-Men” (Part 3 of 6)

Baltis Praim, “The Weed Killer Triangle"

Henry LaCossitt, “The Affair of the Vanishing Man"

Stookie Allen, “Illustrated Crimes: The Bloody Axe"

James Perley Hughes, “River Rats"

Major C. E. Russell, “He Wouldn’t Take a Bath"

James E. Hungerford, “Death Watch"

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“Gold Seal Detective”   June 1936

The Corpse’s Crusade by Clark Aiken

Too Tough to Murder by Frederick Painton

Hell Bound Express by Darrell Jordon

The Suicide Beat by Ralph Powers

Rough on Rats by James Perley Hughes

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“Gold Seal Detective”  April 1936

The Steel Copper by Clark Aiken

The Hot Alibi by John Compton

Gangway for a G-Man by James Perley Hughes

Caged Clue by Anson Hard

Murder in the Tombs by David Norman

Tower of Terror by Norman A. Daniels