Doctor Feather Investigates: 4 Science Detective Pulp Mysteries — Ray Cummings

Science wiz, Ray Cummings, wrote a handful of stories featuring Science Detective Doctor Feathers and his daughter Kit for Popular Detective and later Crack Detective. Popular Detective , September 1936A SHOT IN THE DARKA Dr. Feather Storyby Ray CummingsAuthor of “Fatal Timepiece,” “Death Arrow,” etc.An Ingenious Detective Finds the Fatal Chord in a Fugue of Death!3400 WordsPopular Detective , December 1937MURDER IN THE FOGA Dr. Feather Storyby Ray CummingsAuthor of “Death Under the Microscope,” “Death Arrow,” etc.Dr. Feather Tries to Prove You Can “Set a Thief to Catch a Thief”4200 WordsPopular Detective, January, 1938THE DEAD MAN LAUGHSA Dr. Feather Storyby Ray CummingsAuthor of “Murder in the Fog, “Death Under the Microscope,” etc.—as a Scientific Sleuth Tackles the Riddle of A Mysterious Fire!3400 WordsCrack Detective, September 1943CLUE IN CRIMSONA Dr. Feather Storyby Ray CummingsAuthor of The Dawn Came Clear, Beau Brummel Murder, etc.A tiny spot of blood was the only positive clue to the identity of Clark Douglas' murderer— but Dr. Feather knew how to make that bloodspot talk!4200 WordsThis edition includes the illustrations from the stories, plus a gallery of Popular Detective pulp covers that feature stories by Ray Cummings.