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Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Issues 5, 6 & 7 (1942)
Thanks again to Mr. Larry Paschelke!
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DEVILDOGS THREE by Rudy Palais (1941)
I'd never heard of Rudy Palais until my friend David Wilson acquired some pages of his original artwork, and I realized his stuff was pretty dang cool. Here he is with an action-packed tale from Great...
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HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: Coming Soon - Another Glass Key (1941)
Los Angeles Times, Oct. 31, 1941Chicago Tribune, Nov. 1, 1941Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 3, 1941Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Nov. 4, 1941Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Dec. 5, 1941
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PERRY MASON Solves "The Case of the Innocent Thief" Week 7 - THE END (1950)
Next week: The Daring and Resourceful Masked Rider of the Plains rides again!
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"Futuro Kidnaps Hitler and Takes Him to Hades!" by Rudy Palais (1942)
I've come across a lot of truly bizarre stuff on ComicBookPlus, but this one takes the cake. It's Rudy Palais again (we saw him last week with Devildogs Three) and this one is even better! The cover...
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HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The Thin Man Radio Show (1941) Part 1
Akron Beacon Journal, June 16, 1941Wisconsin State Journal, June 16, 1941Hanover Evening Sun, June 25, 1941Harrisburg Sun-Telegraph, June 28, 1941Minneapolis Star, June 29, 1941New York Daily News,...
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Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Issues 11, 12 & 13 (1943)
from deep within the fabled Paschelke Archives comes . . .
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THE LONE RANGER and The Hoss Thieves (1939)
This sequence, beginning March 12, 1939, marks the arrival of Charles Flanders to the Sunday strip. Prior to this, Flanders had been working as Alex Raymond's replacement on Secret Agent X-9. His work...
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JOHNNY CRAIG's "Three Clues to Terror"" (1949)
These pages are the hand-colored silverprint, prepared as a color guide for the printer. This tale is from the Pre-Trend EC book Crime Patrol #14, which would soon morph into Tales from the Crypt.
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