PERIL PRESS presents:

Thrilling Detective, October 1941
BLONDE DEATH
A Complete Mystery Novelet
by Dale Clark
Author of “The Camera Murders,” “Foot of the Class,” etc.
When White-Haired Amy Stafford Held Her Seventy-First Birthday Party, With Twelve Gorgeous Blondes as Celebrants, Who Could Foretell That Murder Was to be Served as the Main Course?
Chapter 1: Strange Birthday Party
Chapter 2: The Trap
Chapter 3: Scream In The Night
Chapter 4: Danny’s Wallet
Chapter 5: Marge!
9200 Words

Secret Agent X, April 1937
DOOM IN THE BAG
by Dale Clark
Willie the Wolf and Louie the Louse were sure they could beat any rap—for nobody had tipped them off to—doom in the bag.
2900 Words

Argosy, May 8 1937
A GHOST IN THE HOUSE
by Dale Clark
Author of “A Racket in Blondes,” “The Devil in Hollywood,” etc.
Hollywood carries psychic research just a shade too far
5300 Words

Mammoth Detective, March 1943
RED BLOOD AND GREEN SOAP
by Dale Clark
You Can Expect Blood To Come From A Wound, But Green Soap Isn't So Bio...Logical.
4700 Words

Popular Detective, June 1943
A KNIFE IN HIS CHEST
by Dale Clark
Greedy kin try to stymie old man Depew’s last patriotic gesture, but Bill Boone, private detective, is right there with the goods to show up murderous business!
Chapter 1: Big House
Chapter 2: Death On Wheels
Chapter 3: Written In Wax
Chapter 4: Catch A Thief
8700 Words

Ten Detective Aces, January 1945
SUICIDE SIDE DISH
by Dale Clark
To be indetectable a murder killing must appear to be a natural death. But the man-plotted doom of Grover Hasting was so natural, it was perfectly deadly to the murderer as well.
This man-plotted doom is so natural, it's even contagious.
2600 Words

This edition includes the illustrations and pulp covers to all 6 stories.

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