PERIL PRESS presents:

10-Story Detective, January 1943
DECOY FOR THE CREEPING SHADOW
by Norman A. Daniels
Sudden death awaited those who attempted to solve the strange demise of old Jed Darrell. And when fate decreed that Steve Bishop investigate the mysterious house of disaster, he was greeted with a crimson message—a message that was a foreword to a tombstone tribute.
Chapter 1: Mystery Mission
Chapter 2: The Phantom Killer
Chapter 3: Crimson Message
Chapter 4: House of the Dead
Chapter 5: The Crooked Combine
11,300 Words

PLUS BONUS:

Ten Detective Aces, May 1948
THE EYES HAVE IT
by Joseph F. Hook
He didn’t seem much like a dick, this mild, soft-spoken little man. But he knew that to ferret out larceny, not a loudmouth but . . .
2000 Words

Popular Detective, May 1950
THE NEW CROOK
by J. T. Kelley
Minifee felt certain that he could break out of his prison without too much trouble, but there was one thing he missed
2300 Words

Popular Detective, May 1950
THE “INSIDE” OF DETECTIVE WORK
10. The Fence
Feature
by Carter Critz
350 Words

This edition includes 10 illustrations, pulp covers and ads from the stories and features, as well as a Gallery of 10 Pulp covers from issues that featured stories by Norman A Daniels.

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