It would be a Crime not to post your Detective Pulps 6 6

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Early tin can man 

[sagii]

The later version was shared earlier, here is the '42 edition with the salacious "The G-String Murders" cover blurb. 

[Robot Man]

1 hour ago, sagii said:

The later version was shared earlier, here is the '42 edition with the salacious "The G-String Murders" cover blurb. 

Gypsy Rose Lee was a writer? 

[sagii]

4 minutes ago, Robot Man said:

Gypsy Rose Lee was a writer? 

According to her Wiki page, yes, also being an actress and burlesque dancer 

[detective35]

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Here's another DFW -

[sagii]

26 minutes ago, Scrooge said:

Here's another DFW -

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12 stories for 10 ¢ Sure! 

… but then you get a killer dummy -

[Scrooge]

Here's an Ace pulp … most of which are not sought after. The thing that saves this title is the run of Saunders covers and the cover design with the red border frame that makes it stand apart. It is also a little undersized.

Ten Detective Aces - March 1942

 

[detective35]

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Since we do not have a general Hero Pulp thread, this fits here.

Phantom Detective - Feb/March 1942 -

I hate when this happens -

[OtherEric]

2 hours ago, Scrooge said:

Since we do not have a general Hero Pulp thread, this fits here.

Phantom Detective - Feb/March 1942 -

I hate when this happens -

While it does, indeed, fit here, we could probably use a Phantom Detective thread if you felt like starting one.

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Not all detectives are private eyes.

G-Men Detective - March 1942 -

[Robot Man]

A couple of cheap pulp crimes arrived today...