G-Men Detective (Canada) (about)
Canadian reprint edition of G-Men Detective. Number of issues published not known.
Publishers: Better Publications of Canada, Ltd.; 36 Toronto Street, Toronto 1, Ontario.
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| 1948 |  v32 #3 Jan |
v33 #1 Mar |
 v33 #2 May |
 v33 #3 Jul |
v34 #1 Sep |
 v34 #2 Nov |
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| 1949 |  v34 #3 Jan |
 v35 #1 Mar |
 v35 #2 Spring |
 v35 #3 Summer |
v36 #1 Fall |
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| 1950 |  v36 #2 Winter |
 v36 #3 Spring |
 v37 #1 Summer |
 v37 #2 Fall |
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British reprint edition of G-Men Detective. Other issues probably exist.
Publishers: Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd.; 18 Bride Lane, London EC4.
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| 1940 | v18 #2 Feb |
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| 1941 |  v21 #2 Oct |
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| 1942 |  v22 #1 Jan |
 v22 #2 Sep |
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| 1943 |  Jan |
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| 1944 |  Spring |
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| 1945 |  v2 #8 Spring |
 v2 #9 Autumn |
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| 1946 |  v2 #10 Spring |
 v2 #11 Summer |
 v2 #12 Winter |
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| 1947 |  v3 #1 Spring |
 v3 #2 Summer |
 v3 #3 Winter |
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| 1948 |  v3 #4 Spring |
 v3 #5 Summer |
 v3 #6 Winter |
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| 1949 |  v3 #7 Spring |
 v3 #8 Summer |
 v3 #9 Winter |
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| 1950 |  v3 #10 Spring |
 v3 #11 Summer |
 v3 #12 Sep |
 v4 #1 Nov |
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| 1951 |  v4 #2 Jan |
 v4 #3 Mar |
 v4 #4 May |
 v4 #5 Jul |
 v4 #6 Sep |
 v4 #7 Nov |
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| 1952 |  v4 #8 Jan |
 v4 #9 Mar |
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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.
— Gold Seal Detective
Publishers: Magazine Publishers, Inc.; 29 Worthington Street, Springfield, MA.
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| 1935 |  v1 #1 Dec |
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| 1936 |  v1 #2 Jan |
 v1 #3 Feb |
 v1 #4 Mar |
 v2 #1 Apr |
 v2 #2 Jun |
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— Ace Detective Magazine
Title changed from Gold Seal Detective.
Publishers: Magazine Publishers, Inc.; 29 Worthington Street, Springfield, MA.
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| 1936 |  v2 #3 Aug |
 v2 #4 Oct |
 v3 #1 Dec |
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The G.P. Detective Stories (about)
--- see under F.P. Detective Stories.
A thin Australian digest printing original stories by Australian authors.
Publishers: Gayle Publishing Co.; Sydney; Little Publications; Sydney.
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| 195? | # 1 (#1,) |
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Great Detective was originally launched in 1933 with the self-imposed task of publishing “the best detective-mystery fiction available”, much of it with a distinctly English flavour. After nine issues or so there was a hiatus following which the magazine resurfaced briefly featuring entirely original fiction, but survived for only three issues in this guise.
Publishers: L.M. Publishing Co.; 80 Lafayette Street, New York, NY; and later at 545 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY; and later at 151 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, NY.
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| 1933 |  v1 #1 Mar |
 v1 #2 Apr |
 v1 #3 May |
 v1 #4 Jun |
 v2 #1 Jul |
 v2 #2 Aug |
 v2 #3 Sep |
 v2 #4 Oct |
 v3 #1 Nov |
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| 1934 | v 3 #2 | v 3 #3 | v 3 #4 | v 4 #1 |  v4 #2 Aug |
 v4 #3 Sep |
 v4 #4 Oct |
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