Rough Edges

Now that's a striking cover. That guy looks a little calmer than I would be in the same situation. Not that I would ever find myself in ...

Under the editorship of Kenneth S. White, ADVENTURE was still a good pulp in the late Forties. In this issue, that starts with a cover by Pe...

By the middle of 1942, DIME MYSTERY wasn't really a Weird Menace pulp anymore, but some influences still remained. Some of the Weird Men...

That line "The Year's Best Mystery Story Anthology" makes it sound like the stories in this pulp are the best (in the edito...

This issue of DETECTIVE NOVEL MAGAZINE features an eye-catching cover by Rudolph Belarski. And that's the purpose of a pulp cover, is...

This issue of DETECTIVE SHORT STORIES features a number of authors better known for other types of fiction instead of mystery and detecti...

There's got to be an interesting story behind that cover. Despite having a groan-inducing pun as a title, the lead story by Frederick...

Not a bad cover on this issue of NEW DETECTIVE, but look at that line-up of writers inside: John D. MacDonald, Day Keene, Fredric Brown, ...