The Bribe Wore Red — Joe Archibald

PERIL PRESS presents:



10-Story Detective, July 1946

THE BRIBE WORE RED

“Alvin Hinkey” Yarn

by Joe Archibald

When irate apartment hunters took to knocking off rent collectors, Hambone Noonan was sure to lodge his first simple suspect in the clink. And it took Noonan's second-rate assistant, Hinkey, to slap a bullet deposit on the real killer's real estate.

5500 Words



PLUS BONUS!!!



Thrilling Detective, June 1945

DEATH SCOOPS A COLUMNIST

by Joe Archibald

Police Detective Pat Kenna barges into a baffling kidnapping case that puts wheels within wheels of mystery in motion!

6300 Words



10-Story Detective, August 1949

TRAP THE MAN DOWN

by Harold Gluck

This traffic cop almost gets his homicide signals mixed up.

1300 Words



Detective Tales, January 1946

MONEY -- MEET YOUR MAKER

Feature

by John D. Fitzgerald

185 Words



This edition includes 9 images between story/feature illustrations, mastheads and pulp covers. It also includes a GALLEY of 6 Pulp covers from magazines that feature Western stories by Joe Archibald.