Pulp Fiction, 1944 · page 4 of 84
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"Vol. X October, 1944 No. 3 * TRIGGER MAN FROM TARAWA (Novelet) = Norman A. Daniels 4 Sosetown homicide makes Marine McKay homesick for his Pacific hell. te. ROGUES’ GALLERY HANGING..............Tom Morvin 17 Those knife artists aim to sell their rookie patron a corpse-carved frame. ys SELF-MADE MANKILLER....................Ken Lewis 26 _ Marston ghosts a suicide note that may make him a hot-seat haunt. % HOLOCAUST HOUSE (Novelet) :........Gene D. Robinson 29 Though he was no kin of Hat crazy ate Maes Bennett gets his share of the family ullets. ye THE MODEL CORPSE...................Bowen Conway 43 The law knows how to appreciate a murderer's masterpiece. + MOTH BAGGED (“Alvin Hinkey” Yarn) .....Joe Archibald 47 Thero’s a place in this butterfly cadaver collection for a wingless Gotham flatfoot. 3% | =HOMICIDE’S MY RIGHT..............David M. Norman 55 Kady is the only man in the big city privileged to kill and go free. 3x «= BULLETS ON THE DOWNBEAT..............Emil Petaja 63 7 Hot lead beats the jive when hep-cat guamen swing a juke-box Joe. x GROOMED FOR THE GRAVE...........Robert S. Fenton 66 Because mee Sava's partner wants to be well-dressed, Tony arranges for a #ailor- made shr 3% BLACK DIAL OF DEATH................Fergus Truslow 69 The secret combination of a locksmith's death can be cracked only by a blood- soaked jimmy. Bint eran my Stree, Sprinctild, 3, Mass. Haitorial and exccutive oftees 67 West 4ith Bired, ao Act ot March 1870. Car Copyright, I 1944, Periodical tlouse ae ea Pet atperticiak ita “ry se ae 7 te this mag ~ scice serena oe “no responsiblity ity fo tor i al aaa aety ‘sbsorption, cen eents ; ingle Dr