Cover by Lawrence. Includes "Death Crystal" by George O. Smith.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Empire Of Doom" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes "Murder Over Hollywood" by George L. Eaton.

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

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

Includes "Captain Future's Challenge" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by C. Meimer. Includes "You Too, Can Be An Army Aviator" by Charles Edward Chapel.

Cover by Virgil Finlay. Includes "The Creeper In The Crypt" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Reign Of The Silver Terror" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes "Green Globes Of Death" by Grant Stockbridge.

Final issue. "Wings of the Death Tiger" by Robert J. Hogan.

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

Features "The Headless Men" by Kenneth Robeson.

"Wings of the Silent Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

"Aces of the Damned" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Large Flying Boats VS. Large Land Planes" by Igor I. Sikorsky.

Cover by Michael Labonski. Includes "One Foot And The Grave" by Theodore Sturgeon.

First appearance of a Tarzan-like character named Ka-Zar. Cover painting by J. W. Scott. Includes "King Of Fang And Claw" by Bob Byrd.

Features "Dictator of Crime" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover by H. W. Brown. Features "Voyage 13" by Ray Cummings and includes "The Dangerous Dimension" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Features "Kill Them First" by Clifford Goodrich.

Features "Gems of Doom" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Slave Of The Flames" by Robert Bloch.

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

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "What Mad Universe" by Fredric Brown (first published appearance of this novel).

Cover by Rogers. Includes "The Stolen Dormouse" by L. Sprague de Camp.

Continuing from CAPTAN SATAN.

Cover by Ed Emsh. Includes "An Apple For The Teacher" by Robert F. Young.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Scourge Of The Invisible Death" by Curtis Steele.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Army Of The Dead" by Curtis Steele.

Rare.

Rare.

Cover by Charles A Kennedy. Includes "A Knocking In The Wall" by August Derleth.

"The Black Wings of the Raven" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "Hunch" by Clifford D. Simak.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "Aftermath" by John Russell Fearn.

Cover by John Newton Howett. Includes "Brides For The Dead" by Hugh B. Cave.

Continuing from AIR ACTION.

Cover design by C.C. Senf. Includes "The White Ship" by H.P. Lovecraft.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Gray Lensman" Part 2 by E. E. Smith, Ph.D.

Cover by H. W. Scott. Includes "Flame Winds" by Norvell W. Page.

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

Cover by Lee Brown Coye. Includes "Home To Mother" by Manly Wade Wellman.

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

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Pigskin Bag" by George L. Eaton.

Includes "The Mystery Of Voodoo Manor" by Florence M. Pettee.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Brood Of Bubastis" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by Ed Emsh. Includes "Too Late For Eternity" by Bryce Walton.

Features novel "Black Daylight" by Wallace Brooker starring Captain Fury, a Doc Savage clone.

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

"The Mystery of the Golden Skull" by Donald E. Keyhoe.

Includes "Dodging Clouds In Mexico" by Major Bernard A. Law.

Features "The Well Ones" by Kenneth Robeson.

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

Includes "The Deadly Swarm" by Edwin K. Sloat.

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.

Includes "Bomers Above" by Lieut. W. M. Wood.

Features "Men of Fear" by Kenneth Robeson.

Features "The Running Skeletons" by Kenneth Robeson.

Final issue.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "The Professor Was A Thief" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Invisible Empire" by Curtis Steele.

Includes "Nazi Terror Over New York" by Robinson MacLean.

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

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

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

Includes "The Crimson Line" by George L. Eaton.

Short-lived companion magazine to Saucy Stories and Saucy Movie Tales.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Invasion Of The Dark Legions" by Curtis Steele.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Purple Fez" by George L. Eaton.

Features "The All-White Elf" by Kenneth Robeson.

Includes "Quicksands Of Youthwardness" by Malcolm Jameson.

Final issue.

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

Cover by W. H. Silvey. Includes "The House In The Valley" by August Derleth.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Legions Of Starvation" by Curtis Steele.

Final issue.

Features "Dead Man's Chest" by Maxwell Grant.