Death's Witness - 6 Pulp Fiction Tales by Joe Archibald — Joe Archibald

PERIL PRESS presents: DEATH’S WITNESS6 Pulp Fiction Tales by Joe ArchibaldThe Phantom Detective, September 1934Bat Gore:TIME WILL TELLby Joe ArchibaldBat Gore, Petty Larceny Crook, Gets a Bright Idea That Leads to Some Dark Moments!5900 WordsPopular Detective, September 1936MURDER WITNESSby Joe ArchibaldSleuth Murphy Knows the Answer when Dead Eyes Accuse a Killer!3100 WordsThrilling Detective, July 1942A PAWN FOR THE CHAIRby Joe ArchibaldSometimes a strong position is gained by losing a pawn—and that goes when the pawn is your own good reputation!4000 WordsThrilling Detective, June 1945DEATH SCOOPS A COLUMNISTby Joe ArchibaldPolice Detective Pat Kenna barges into a baffling kidnapping case that puts wheels within wheels of mystery in motion!6300 WordsThrilling Ranch Stories, October 1939Introducing Mrs. Hattie Pringle, Montana WhirlwindTHE WIDOW’S BITEby Joe ArchibaldAuthor of “Flying Fishy,” “A Killer’s Heel,” etc.When the Energetic Guardian Angel of Milldew Goes on the Trail of a Killer She Knows How to Fashion a Frame that Fits!7200 WordsThrilling Sports, January, 1948HOLD THAT TIGERby Joe ArchibaldWhen Tigers meet Gophers there are more fouls than in a henyard, and more crooked work than in a box of pretzels!6100 WordsThis edition includes the original illustrations to the stories as well as the covers of the pulp magazines that first published these stories.