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April 1936; painted noose cover; Phantom Detective story by Charles S. Strong (as Robert Wallace); stories by Robert C. Blackmon, Dave Barnes
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May 1939; classic circus cover; "Murder at the Circus" Phantom Detective story by Charles Greenberg (as Robert Wallace); "Death Motive" story by John L. Benton; "Flaming Payoff" story by Arthur W. Phillips
tape fc; sharp spine; supple pages; tight binding

Spring 1945; good girl art bondage cover by Parkhurst; story by Empire Strikes Back screenwriter Leigh Brackett; Doolin interior illustration
tape at spine; tight binding; supple pages

Summer 1947; painted woman in peril cover by Allen Andersen; stories by Gardner F. Fox, Raymond F. Jones, Albert de Pina; letters from pulp authors Joe Kennedy and Lin Carter
beautiful spine; tight binding; supple pages

Winter 1947; painted good girl cover by Allen Anderson; stories by Kenneth Putnam, Robert Abernathy, Basil Wells; two interior illustrations by Al McWilliams; letters from pulp authors Lin Carter and Joe Kennedy
tape at spine; supple pages; tight binding

Winter 1949; painted warrior woman cover; stories by Robert Abernathy, Alfred Coppel, Emmett McDowell; two interior illustrations by Al McWilliams; Ray Bradbury photograph in letter section
tape at spine; supple pages

Summer 1950; warrior woman cover by Allen Anderson; "Death by Rain" by Ray Bradbury (republished as the classic "The Long Rain" in The Illustrated Man); "Warrior-Maid of Mars" story by Alfred Coppel; "Flowering Evil" story by Margaret St. Clair; "A
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June 7 1915; gorgeous horse riding cover by W. Herbert Dunton; stories by Kenneth Brown, Holworthy Hall, H. de Vere Stacpoole, Hamish McLaurin
sharp spine; clean cover; tight binding; supple pages

January 20 1916; dogsled cover by D.C. Hutchison; stories by Victor Maxwell, Roman Doubleday, H. de Vere Stacpoole, H.C. Witwer
tight binding; supple pages

Summer 1940; First Issue; meteor destroying Earth cover by Jack Binder; novel by R. H. Romans, stories by John Coleridge, Harl Vincent
tape at spine

October 1929; Wacky Frank R. Paul cover; editorial by Hugo Gernsback; illustrations throughout by Paul
tape at spine

November 1st 1932; classic Shadow with quill cover; "The Five Chameleons" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant)
tape at spine; tight binding; very supple pages

June 15 1933; Shadow closeup cover; "Ghost of the Manor" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); stories by George Allan Moffatt, John L. Chambliss, F.A.M. Webster, Owen Ralph
tape fc, interior covers

March 1st 1934; classic cover; "The Circle of Death" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); stories by Laurence Donovan, A.D. Kelly (as Alexander Oliver), Jay J. Kalez, Milton Burns
tape at spine, inside covers, clean cover, sharp spine

July 1 1935; evil idol cover; "The Fate Joss" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant)
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January 1 1941; cover by Graves Gladney; "Forgotten Gold" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); "Alibi in the Night" story by William G. Bogart; Codes feature by Henry Lysing
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February 1 1941; classic newsstand cover by Graves Gladney; "The Wasp Returns" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); "Hook McGuire Hooks a Killer" story by George Allan Moffatt; Codes feature by Henry Lyising
tape bc; nice spine; tight binding

November 15 1942; skull cover by George Rozen; "The Murdering Ghost" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); "The Juke Box Kid" Danny Garrett story by Grant Lane; Codes feature by Henry Lysing
tape at spine; tight binding

December 1 1942; tommy gun cover by George Rozen; "The Hydra" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); "Salvage Job" Sheridan Doome story by Stephen Gould, illustrated by Newt Alfred; Codes feature by Henry Lysing
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March 1 1943; colorful Shadow cover by Modest Stein; "The Black Dragon" Shadow novel by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant); "Night Watchman" story by Marty Holland; "Fate’s Twisted Strand" story by Frederick Carr
tape at spine; clean cover