All Detective Magazine/Doctor Death
All Detective Magazine started life as a very thin pulp magazine (from Dell Publishing Company)
that sold (initially) for 5c. The August 1934 issue was notable for introducing the arch-fiend
"Doctor Death" who was so popular that the magazine was renamed Doctor Death in February 1935, although
it only lasted for a further three issues.
There were also two separate British reprint editions - one that allegedly saw three issues in 1933 under the
title All Star Detective Stories and at least one more issue under the title All Detective Magazine,
and another that lasted for a single issue in 1955 or thereabouts, under the title All Detective.
| 1932 |
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 v1 #1 Nov |
 v1 #2 Dec |
| 1933 |
 v1 #3 Jan |
 v2 #4 Feb |
v2 #5 Mar |
 v2 #6 Apr |
 v2 #7 May |
v3 #8 Jun |
 v3 #9 Jul |
 v4 #10 Aug |
v4 #11 Sep |
 v4 #12 Oct |
 v5 #13 Nov |
 v5 #14 Dec |
| 1934 |
v5 #15 Jan |
 v6 #16 Feb |
 v6 #17 Mar |
 v6 #18 Apr |
 v7 #19 May |
 v7 #20 Jun |
 v7 #21 Jul |
 v8 #22 Aug |
 v8 #23 Sep |
 v8 #24 Oct |
 v9 #25 Nov |
 v9 #26 Dec |
| 1935 |
 v9 #27 Jan |
 v1 #1 Feb |
 v1 #2 Mar |
 v1 #3 Apr |
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Other issues may exist - The British Library
catalogue suggests there were three issues under the title All Star Detective Stories and at least
one more under the title All Detective Magazine, but they only have
the first issue and no other have been found elsewhere.
| 1933 |
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v1 #1 Jul |
v1 #2 Aug |
v1 #3 Sep |
v1 #4 Oct |
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Other issues may exist
| 1955 |
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