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Sunday, July 27, 2025

Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Thrilling Detective, January 1945


I don't know who did the cover on this issue of THRILLING DETECTIVE, but how can you go wrong with a good-looking, redheaded female cabbie with a skeleton in the back seat? The best-known authors in this issue (which I don't own) are Edward S. Aarons writing under his pseudonym Edward Ronns, C.S. Montanye, and Allan K. Echols, best remembered for his Westerns. Also on hand are Benton Braden (twice, once under his own name and once as Walter Wilson) and Armstrong Livingston, plus house-name John L. Benton.

1 comment:

  1. That expression? It's not because she's got a skeleton as a fare, it's because the fleshless jerk is messing with the meter. Nobody messes with the meter.

    Needs a follow-up cover with a badly-broken skull on the dashboard and a werewolf peeping through the curtain as she looks over with a "don't even think it!" look on her face.

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