The Saint Mystery Magazine, July 1962

# The Saint Mystery Magazine, July 1962

This issue, edited by Leslie Charteris, contains six stories. "The Uncertain Widow" by Charteris follows Simon Templar in Mexico, where he encounters a woman searching for her missing husband, who vanished two years ago in the mountains. She believes a bandit named El Rojo may be involved. The Saint agrees to help her seek answers. Other featured works include "A Medal for Don Carlos" by Richard Deming, "The Watchers at the Gates" by George Fielding Eliot, "The Man with the Golden Tongue" by Harlan Ellison, "Two Against the Terror" by Cornell Woolrich, and "Too Many Women" by George Harmon Coxe. The issue opens with Charteris's editorial reflecting on the literary history of the "lovable outlaw" character, tracing its roots to E.W. Hornung's Raffles and Maurice LeBlanc's Arsène Lupin.