Triple Detective #1 (Winter 1956)

by Tom Johnson
Stewart Sterling
Robert Wallace
Elia Back

Triple Detective #1 (Winter 1956) by Tom Johnson, Stewart Sterling, Robert Wallace, Elia Back (Book) in Science Fiction & Fantasy
Publisher: Altus Press
Copyright: © 2008 Altus Press Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States

Printed: 96 pages, 6.63" x 10.25", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

Description:

With the release of the new series, three important stories are included in the first issue for the pulp fan. Norman Daniels’ “The Happiest Hour Murders” was written as a Phantom Detective entry in 1934, but rejected, and published later with all reference to the Phantom deleted removed from the story. When the Black Bat folded in 1953, Stewart Sterling’s “The Lady of Death” was left unpublished, and appeared later, with all traces of the Black Bat removed. These two stories have been restored to their original characters and published here for the first time. The Secret Agent “X” story, “The Stolen Formula” was originally written and published in Greece in 1950, and this is its first American publication in English. TRIPLE DETECTIVE is being published in the pulp format of old, and for the pulp collector, and fan of the character pulps, this will quickly become a collector’s item in itself. Basically, these are three “lost” stories from the heyday of the character pulps.


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