Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "Nests For Sea-Hawks" by Arch Whitehouse.

Includes "Dictator's Death-Merchants" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Avenger From Atlantis" by Edmond Hamilton.

"Fangs of the Winged Cobra" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Overlord Of The Damned" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Hour Of The Dragon" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "Hang Him High" by Norbert Davis.

Features "Undermost" by Manly Wade Wellman and "Rocket Skin" by Ray Bradbury.

Features "Peril in the North" by Kenneth Robeson.

Summer issue. Includes "The Whispering Eyes".

Cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "Bucaneers Of Venus (Part 2)" by Otis Adelbert Kline.

Final issue.

Includes "The Army Without A Country" by Curtis Steele.

Includes "Air Cops In The Land Of The Shiek" by Edward Daly.

Title changes to CAPTAIN SATAN with Vol. 1 #3. Includes "The Corpse With The Third Eye" by Paul Ernst.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "Swimming Lesson" by Raymond F. Jones.

Includes "The Pure Evil" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Portal In The Picture" by Henry Kuttner.

Final issue.

Features "Alibi Trail" by Maxwell Grant.

Final issue.

"Death Rides the Midnight Patrol" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Killer, What's Your Name?" by Frederick C. Davis.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Death's Crimson Juggernaut" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes "Revolt" by Robert A. Nicolls.

Cover by Schneeman. Includes "Worlds Don't Care" by Nat Schachner.

Cover by A. R. Tilburne. Includes "Bang! You're Dead" by Ray Bradbury.

"Squadron of the Flying Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Blood-Red Road To Petra" by George L. Eaton.

Only issue. Cover by Brundage. Includes "The Master Of Dragons" by H. Bedford Jones.

Includes "Citadel Of Lost Ships" by Leigh Brackett.

Final issue. Cover by Emsh. Includes "Gateway To Paradise" by Jack Williamson.

Cover by Rudolph Belarski. Includes "The Bottom Of The World" by John Coleman Burroughs & Hulbert Burroughs.

Includes "The Bloody Frontiers" by Curtis Steele.

"The Mark of the Vultures" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by H. W. Brown. Includes "The Tramp" Part 3 by L. Ron Hubbard.

"Fangs of the Serpent" by Robert J. Hogan.

Final issue.

Cover by Lee Brown Coye. Includes "Mrs. Lannisfree" by August Derleth.

Includes "The Quest Of Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "Magic Moon" by Brett Sterling.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Slan" part 2 by A. E. van Vogt.

Cover by Boris Dolgov. Includes "Lizzie Borden Took An Axe" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "The Weapon Shop" by A. E. van Vogt.

Features "The Green Eagle" by Kenneth Robeson.

Formerly Detective Mystery.

"Wings of the Iron Claws" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Lovers" by Philip Jose Farmer. Featuring George Chance, a stage magician turned hero, The Ghost, Super-Detective (as it was originally called) was a low-budget effort from the start, featuring only the lead novel

Includes "Frontier Planet" by Manly Wade Wellman.

Includes "The Bride Of Osiris (Part 1)" by Otis Adelbert Kline.

Cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "The Haunter Of The Dark" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Final issue.

Cover by Charles A. Kennedy. Includes "Something From Out There" by August Derleth.

Rare.

"The Squadron of Death Flies High" by Robert J. Hogan.

Final issue.

Final issue.

Continued from AIR WONDER STORIES.

Fetures "The Black, Black Witch" by Kenneth Robeson.

Includes "The Deadly Dust" by William Fitzgerald.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Yellow Scourge" by Curtis Steele.

Includes "The Mental Monster" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by H. W. Wesso. Includes "People Of The Dark" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "The Humanoids" by Jack Williamson. Cover by Anderson.

"The Sky Serpent Flies Again" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Baby Albatross" by Frank Tinsley.

Cover by Belarski. Includes "Watered Guns" by Walt Coburn.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Hollow World" by Frank Belknap Long.

Includes "Half-Breeds On Venus" by Isaac Asimov.

Features "Waves of Death" by Kenneth Robeson.

Includes "The Room" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Grinning Ghoul" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Quest Of The Starstone" by C. L. Moore & Henry Kuttner.

Includes "Miracle Of The Golden Princess" by HBedford-Jones.

Includes a 16-page color comics section.

Cover by Hannes Bok. Includes "The Robot God" by Ray Cummings.

Cover by Bill Wayne. Includes "A Black Solitude" by Russell Wakefield.

Includes "A Witch Shall Be Born" by Robert E. Howard.

Cover by Virgil Finlay. Includes "Towers Of Death" by Henry Kuttner.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Lovers" by Philip Jose Farmer.

Includes "The Last Drop" by L. Ron Hubbard and de Camp.

Cover by Earle Bergey. Includes "Tough Old Man" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "Sojarr Of Titan" by Manly Wade Wellman.

Cover by Ed Emsh. Includes "Halos, Inc." by Foster Crossen.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "Soaring And Gliding" by John Du Barry.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes Light Planes Of 1937" by Frank Tinsley.

Final issue.

Includes "The Gray Creatures" by Zorro.

Includes "Farewell To Balloon Racing" by Samuel Taylor Moore.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Mad Horde" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Feast In The Abbey" by Robert Bloch.

Includes "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Cover by Earle Bergey. Includes "Lands Of The Earthquake" by Henry Kuttner.

Final issue thus, continuing as THRILLING WONDER STORIES.

This is a vintage issue of *Argosy Weekly* magazine, dated March 27, with a cover price of 10 cents. The cover features a dramatic illustration of a man and woman in peril on a sinking ship, tied to the story "Doomed Liner," a new novel by Garnett Radcliffe. The magazine also credits Max Brand and W.C. Tuttle, indicating additional contributors. *Argosy Weekly* was a popular pulp magazine known for adventure, mystery, and fiction stories, published in the early 20th century. This particular issue, with its colorful artwork and historical context, is a collectible item, likely valued by enthusiasts of pulp fiction or vintage periodicals. Its condition, including any tears, creases, or fading, would affect its appraisal value, which could range from $10 to $50 or more depending on rarity and market demand.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Star Of Dread" by Brett Sterling.