I don't know what's going on in this cover by Edgar F. Wittmack, and I'm not sure I want to know. But I know there are some good authors in this issue of STREET & SMITH'S COMPLETE STORIES, including T.T. Flynn, a White Wolf story by Frederick C. Davis, writing under the name of the series creator Hal Dunning, Nels Leroy Jorgensen, inconsistent but often very good, C.S. Montanye, likewise, and an author unknown to me, Jack Hulick. Unusual it may be, but that cover is certainly eye-catching, and Flynn and Davis are enough to make an issue worthwhile by themselves.
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Street & Smith's Complete Stories, July 15, 1932
I don't know what's going on in this cover by Edgar F. Wittmack, and I'm not sure I want to know. But I know there are some good authors in this issue of STREET & SMITH'S COMPLETE STORIES, including T.T. Flynn, a White Wolf story by Frederick C. Davis, writing under the name of the series creator Hal Dunning, Nels Leroy Jorgensen, inconsistent but often very good, C.S. Montanye, likewise, and an author unknown to me, Jack Hulick. Unusual it may be, but that cover is certainly eye-catching, and Flynn and Davis are enough to make an issue worthwhile by themselves.
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I believe TT Flynn is little spoken of these days. Very readable.
I’m not anonymous . I’m Paul Filipowicz.
Flynn is one of my favorite Western writers. I didn't realize until recently that he wrote as many mystery and detective stories as he did. Very readable indeed, no matter what the genre.
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