Jul 16, 2022
Vintage Pulp - G-Men Detective (Summer1949) (Better Publications) (British Edition)
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Vintage Pulp - G-Men Detective (Summer1949) (Better Publications) (British Edition)
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Dan Fowler was a long-running series character, 1935 to 1953, in G-Men Detective
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August 1938 issue
cover art by Emery Clarke
C. K. M. Scanlon (Whitney Ellsworth), “Power" (Dan Fowler)
Col. William T. Cowin, “T-Men Take ’Em"  Â
Owen Fox Jerome, “Duck Soup” Â
Clayton Maxwell, “Public Enemies: John W. Eisiminger"
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October 1935 issue
C. K. M. Scanlon (George Fielding Eliot), “Snatch! (Dan Fowler)
Howard R. Marsh, “Murder in the Ybarra”  Â
Col. William T. Cowin, “Radio in Crime)  Â
Clayton Maxwell, “Public Enemies: John Dillinger” Â
Westmoreland Gray, “G-Man Jones”  Â
A. Leslie, “Fanged Death” (Dexter Hollis)
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