Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from online listing. |
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Details taken from eBay listing. |
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Magazine restarted after a gap of two years with a slightly different name. |
This is the second issue labelled as v2 #1. Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Listing fiction only. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from an online copy at the Internet Archive. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. |
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Listing fiction and articles. Details supplied by Richard Newsome. |
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Issue partially indexed. |
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Listing fiction only. Details supplied by Richard Newsome from online listing. |
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Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson, listing fiction only. |
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Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson, listing fiction only. |
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Details taken from AustLit. Issue partially indexed. |
Details supplied by John Eggeling. |
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Clues was always a popular choice among readers, despite never quite reaching the top rank of detective pulps. Starting in 1926 it ran for a very creditable 17 years (and 218 issues) before falling foul of the wartime paper shortages like so many other pulps. Listing supplied by Richard Bleiler unless otherwise noted. |
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This issue was not published. Harold Hersey was editor at commencement, and many of the magazines with which he was associated began with Volume 1 #2. The magazine did not apply for second class mailing until August 31, 1926 and magazines were dated one or two months prior to actual release. No serials commenced until Volume 1 #2, the second issue. Street & Smith Archives, Syracuse University, has no record of any Volume 1 #1. It has also been suggested that the numbering might have continued from the one-shot Clayton magazine Cowboy Life published in January 1926. |