Cover by E. Franklin Wittmack. Includes "Under Your Spell" by Henry Kuttner.

Includes "Revolt" by Robert A. Nicolls.

"The Spook Legion" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Black Hawk" by George L. Eaton.

Includes "Snowbirds" by Eldredge L. Mackay.

Cover by Lee Brown Coye. Includes "The Bogy Man Will Get You" by Robert Bloch.

Cover design by C.C. Serf. Includes "The Hyena" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes Williamson, Simak.

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

Includes "The Seven Sleepers" by Henry Kuttner & A.. Barnes.

Includes "Outlaws Of The Moon" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Space Can" by L. Ron Hubbard.

"Cargo Unknown" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Jurisdiction" by Nat Schachner.

Final issue.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "High School Pilots" by R. Kermit Hewes.

Includes "The Land Of Time To Come" by Henry Kuttner.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "The World Is Mine" by Lewis Padgett.

Final issue as Captain Satan; continues as Strange Detective Mysteries.

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 Boris Dolgov. Includes "Quest Of The Gazolba" by Clark Ashton Smith.

Includes "The Spider And The Raceless One" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by John Giunta. Includes "Kingsridge 214" by August Derleth.

Final issue. Cover by H.W. Wesso. Includes "The Cairn On The Headland" by Robert E. Howard.

Cover by Ray Quigley. Includes "Seven Seconds Of Eternity" by Robert H. Leitfred.

Cover by Hannes Bok. Includes "Chameleon Man" by Henry Kuttner.

"Sky-Guns for the Murder Master" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Queen Of The Black Coast" by Robert E. Howard.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "Judgement Night" by C. L. Moore.

Cover by C.C. Serf. Includes "The Thing On The Roof" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "Option On Eldorado" by Frederick C. Davis.

Formerly Detective Mystery.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Man Who Was Two Men" by A. W. Bernal.

Includes "Sir Greaseball" by George Bruce. Cover by E.M. Frandzen.

Includes "Assignment In Guana" by George Harmon Coxe.

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

Includes "The Quest of Qui" by Kenneth Robeson.

Includes "Seal Of Treason" by Murray R. Montgomery.

Includes "Hell Below" by Kenneth Robeson.

Final issue of first series.

Cover by Joseph Eberle. Includes "A Corner For Lucia" by August Derleth.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Raiders Of The Red Death" by Curtis Steele.

Continued from AIR WONDER STORIES.

Cover by Matt Fox. Includes "The Underbody" by Allison V. Harding.

Cover by Virgil Finlay. Includes "Spawn Of The Maelstrom" by August Derleth & Mark Schorer.

Includes "Brand Of The Black Bat" by G. Wayman Jones. Introduction and 1st appearance of The Black Bat.

Cover by Joseph Eberle. Includes "The Horror At Red Hook" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Come To Me!" by August W. Derleth.

Cover by Hugh Rankin. Includes "Fungi From Yuggoth Part 3" by H.P. Lovecraft.

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

Final issue.

Cover by Walter Popp. Includes "The Wages Of Synergy" by Theodore Sturgeon.

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

Final issue.

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

Includes "The Face Of The Deep" by Edmond Hamilton.

Includes "The Survivor" by H. P. Lovecraft & August Derleth. Digest size.

Cover by Charles L. Wrenn. Includes "Mate For A Monster" by Hugh B. Cave.

Cover art by Emery Clarke. Includes "The Evil Gnome" by Kenneth Robeson.

Features "Alibi Trail" by Maxwell Grant.

Includes "Tomorrow's Air Invasion" by Capt. Samuel Taylor Moore.

Includes "Captain Future and the Seven Space-Stones" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Strain" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Includes "Merchants of Disaster" by Kenneth Robeson

Dan Dunn Detective Magazine was an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of comic-strip characters by placing them in pulp stories. It lasted a mere two issues. Full length novel: "Death Before Midnight" by James M. Calvert, Jr.

Includes "The Weird Taylor" by Robert Bloch.

Collector's issue. Includes Hammett, MacDonald, Whitfield, et al. Also a Rafael DeSoto interview. Landmark issue attempting the re-birth of the classic detective magazine.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Inverness Cape" by August Derleth.

Cover by Graves Gladney. Includes "The Ghoul" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Shunned House" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "There Shall Be Darkness" by C. L. Moore.

"Wings of the Doomed" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Planets In Peril" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by H. W. Brown. Includes "Three Thousand Years" by Thomas Calvert McClary.

Includes "Northward Rails" by Frank Bunce.

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

"Bloody Wings for a Sky Hawk" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Six Sleepers" by Edmond Hamilton.

Only issue.

Includes "The Ring Of Death" by George L. Eaton.

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

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

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "America's Plague Battalions" by Curtis Steele.

"The Pirate's Ghost" by Kenneth Robeson.