Description
Dime Detective magazine was the flagship detective pulp in the Popular Publications stable, running for almost 300 issues over twenty years. The July 1932 issue contains stories by J. Paul Suter, T.T. Flynn, Erle Stanley Gardner, James A. Goldthwaite, and Maxwell Hawkins, and includes installments in the Horatio Humberton and Dick Bentley series.
By J. Paul Suter, T.T. Flynn, Erle Stanley Gardner, James A. Goldthwaite, and Maxwell Hawkins; illustrated by John Fleming Gould and William Reusswig
Contains the following stories:
- “The Angel of the Damned” by J. Paul Suter
- “Dead Man’s Lottery” by T.T. Flynn
- “The Crippled Corpse” by Erle Stanley Gardner
- “Murder in B Minor” by James A. Goldthwaite
- “Pipe Line of Peril” by Maxwell Hawkins
