| 1935 |
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v1 #1
May |
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v1 #2
Jul |
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v1 #3
Sep |
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| 1946 |
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v1 #1
Fall |
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Titled The Green Ghost Detective in 1941.
| 1940 |
v1 #1
Jan |
v1 #2
Spring |
v1 #3
Summer |
v2 #1
Fall |
| 1941 |
v2 #2
Winter |
v2 #3
Spring |
v3 #1
Summer |
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| 1950 |
v1 #1 |
Subtitled 'True Stories of Gold Diggers' but judged to be fiction.
| 1932 |
v1 #1 |
| 1936 |
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v1 #1
Oct |
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Started out as a cops-and-robbers pulp with emphasis on police action
and heavy thugs; as Ace Detective switched to heroic detective (usually
police or FBI) chasing harsh thugs. Authors include Norman A. Daniels,
Frederick C. Painton, Theodore Tinsley, Frederick C. Davis.
Renamed Ace Detective Magazine from Aug-1936.
| 1935 |
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v1 #1
Dec |
| 1936 |
v1 #2
Jan |
v1 #3
Feb |
v1 #4
Mar |
v2 #1
Apr |
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v2 #2
Jun |
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v2 #3
Aug |
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v2 #4
Oct |
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v3 #1
Dec |
A repository of stories for the mystery lover and a distinguished place
for authors to publish their best work. What makes us different from
most other mystery/suspense publications is the word wholesome.
| 2006 |
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#1, Summer |
#2, Fall/Winter |
| 2007 |
#3, Spring |
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Rebound unsold copies of Star Novels, Summer 1933.
Listed in the British Library catalogue, but not on their shelves and no
copy located elsewhere.
