<p>Duke Pizzatello, a private detective, is hired by Nelia Mason, who wants him to gather evidence so that she can divorce her husband</p>

Blue Murder

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Bellem, Robert Leslie

Mystery

Dennis McMillan Publications

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective: Lights Camera Murder

Children's Books

Malibu Graphics

The pulp, Super-Detective, with its adventure hero, Jim Anthony, started out as a competitor to Doc Savage. After 10 issues, the publisher turned Anthony into a hardboiled detective. This Flip Book, with a book on each side, explores both worlds. The front side is "Legion of Robots," a Doc Savage style novel from the issue of November 1940, written by Victor Rousseau. The flipside has "Murder's Migrants," a hardboiled story from March 1943, by the team of Robert Leslie Bellem and W.T. Ballard. Introductions that describe the behind-the-scenes story of Super-Detective are provided by, respectively, John McMahan and John Wooley.

Super-Detective Flip Book: Two Complete Novels

Off-Trail Publications

Dan Turner Hollywood Detective #8

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Dan Turner Hollywood Detective #9

Written and created by Robert Leslie Bellem, the hardnosed, feisty, Hollywood Detective, Dan Turner, is featured in eight stories and one comic presentation in this compilation. Read Temporary Corpse, Death's Bright Halo, Beyond Justice, Dark Star of Death, Blackmail from Beyond, Crimson Quest, Cat Act, and Latin Blood, as well as the comic, The Murdered Mummy. All stories are from Spicy Detective and Private Detective and are fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their publication in the pulps.

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective

This volume collects seven Bellem tales from pulp magazines such as "Spicy Mystery Stories," "Fifth Column Stories," and "The Ghost -- Super-Detective." Included are: "The Man Who Was Not," "Enough Glory," "The Cock Crows 'Murder'," "Knife in the Dark," "Kill That Headline," "War Plans Divided," and "Murder's Messenger." Introduction by Darrell Schweitzer.

The Cock Crows Murder and Other Tales from the Pulps

Wildside Press

<p>Hard-hitting fiction awaits within the pages of editor Rich Harvey's revived PULP ADVENTURES. Classic pulp stories by E. Hoffmann Price, Robert Leslie Bellem, Gardner F. Fox, G.T. Fleming Roberts; plus two recent tales. In "Fury In Vermont" by Ron Fortier, the intrepid adventurer Kate Fury battles zombies in rustic backwood country. Then private detective Jack Hagee tracks a serial killer, who begins tracking him in "Toothpick" by C.J. Henderson. With a fantastic cover by the great Norman Saunders, vintage artwork, and new illustrations by Ed Coutts.</p>

Pulp Adventures #15

Literature & Fiction

Fortier, Ron

Henderson, C.J.

Harvey, Rich

Action & Adventure

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

"MacDonald's Nightmare Safari" by Jim MacDonald, a classic "lost-world" yarn from the men's adventure magazines; "Model For a Corpse" starring Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective by Robert Leslie Bellem; "Two-Gun Lady" by Lauran Paine; "The Corpse Doctor" by Stewart Sterling, featuring action in New York Harbor; "Treasure of the Red Robe Men" by Richard A. Lupoff, introducing Splash Shanahan, an all-new South Seas adventure hero; "The Lodger," a classic mystery short story by Marie Belloc Lowndes, originally published in 1911 and now reprinted for the first time; short fiction by Paul Dale Anderson, Gary Lovisi; "Lauran Paine: Authentic Old West Pulp Author" by David Ouse; and a Dan Turner commentary by John Wooley. Cover by Norman Saunders (front) and George Gross (back). (Whew!) How much pulp entertainment can you handle in one issue??

Pulp Adventures #18: Model For a Corpse

LOVISI, Gary

Paine, Lauran

Lupoff, Richard A.

Anderson, Paul Dale

Lowndes, Marie Belloc

MacDonald, Jim

Sterling, Stewart

Ouse, David

Pulp Adventures -- a quarterly safari through the pulp jungle! This issue features 8 stories, a mix of new and classic pulp fiction. Also, a nonfiction article examining the writings of Theodore Roscoe. "Dahmba" by TJ Morris: The Church is the governing body in Terra's future, and their cleansers" must keep the peace. A short story that ties in with The Cathedral, a full length novel by TJ Morris; "Luck!" by Theodore Roscoe: All life is a gamble — A whirlpool of chance from birth to the grave …; "Theodore Roscoe: High Class Pulp Fiction" by Audrey Parente, an examination of this most prolific author; "Homicide Hotfoot" by Robert Leslie Bellem: A tragic comedy team turns to Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, for protection from a protection racket!; "Legends of L.A." by Kevin Findley: A Hollywood hero gives the Los Angeles mob a taste of frontier justice!; "Sandstorm Circus" by Francis H. Allen: It’s the way Mary swings those cymbals that plumb corrals the heart of Dismal Jones; "The Laddie in the Lake" by Richard A. Lupoff: A summer camp becomes a crime scene; "Sherlock Holmes and Scrooge’s Ghost" by Adam Beau McFarlane: Had the old miser really embraced Christmas?; "What Christmas Is As We Grow Older" by Charles Dickens: The author of “A Christmas Carol” reflects on the holiday spirit. The pulp safari begins in the future, travels to the past, and returns to the present. From outer space, to the old west, and the backlots of Hollywood.

Pulp Adventures #23: Homicide Hotfoot

Roscoe, Theodore

Findley, Kevin

Morris, TJ

DICKENS., CHARLES

Allen, Francis H.

McFarlane, Adam Beau

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