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 Subtitled “Femme Fatales”. | 
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 Subtitled “Noir Blues”. | 
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 Subtitled “Crime in the City”. | 
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 Subtitled “The Last Hardluck—30s Pulp Noir”. | 
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 Short-lived detective pulp which continued the numbering of the aviation pulp Sky Birds. | 
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 Unpublished “ashcan” issue, probably containing no fiction. Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. | 
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 Given as December on the spine and on the cover; first page numbered 17. Details supplied by John Locke. |   | 
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 Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective started off as “pure” Dan Turner, printing half-a-dozen Dan Turner stories in each issue, most reprinted from Spicy Detective (often with changed titles and a degree of rewriting). With the September 1943 issue the title changed to Hollywood Detective and the magazine started featuring other writers as well, although still retaining a couple of Dan Turner stories (and a Dan Turner comic strip) in each issue. | 
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