Tombstone Murders — Norman A. Daniels

Ten Detective Aces, December, 1942
THE COPPER COBRA
by Norman A. Daniels
Attorney Stan Leonard's first case promised to be his last when he took a treatment from the health cult whose cure meant death.
5300 Words


Ten Detective Aces, May, 1943
PEOPLE IN GLASS TOMBSTONES
by Norman A. Daniels
Too late Hale realized he'd struck a bad bargain when he bought the executed killer Cady's mansion of doom. For it began to look as though the grave was no barrier to Cady's macabre hobby in life -- mixing mirth and murder.
5100 Words


Ten Detective Aces, September 1943
OUR HOSTâ€"THE GHOST
by Norman A Daniels
Detective Bill Duffy took that suspect to the murdered man's house for identification. Duffy knew the strange legends that haunted the eerie place. But the detective never expected that the third degree would be given by the victim's ghost.
5100 Words


Ten Detective Aces, November 1944
CYANIDE SURTAX
by Norman A. Daniels
Though Prescott Hudson, the income tax collector, was poison to many men, he proved to be an antidote to the corpse with a . . .
4700 Words


Ten Detective Aces, March 1945
MURDER MAKES A SPLASH
by Norman A. Daniels
Patrolman Ross learned two things from his fireman toes -- how to sift the ashes of a redhot crime and how to smoke out a killer's confession.
3300 Words


Ten Detective Aces, April, 1947
MANY UNHAPPY RETURNS
by Norman A Daniels
Matt Stanford's wealthy grandmother made her heirs go through hell every time she had a birthday. But when someone added a gift of murder to the old gal's party, Matt won that door prize as the target for tonight.
5800 Words


Ten Detective Aces, November 1948
MAN ABOUT TO DIE
by Norman A. Daniels
Detective Steve Murdoch started his strangest assignment on his back -- for he had to track down a killer from a hospital bed!
5300 Words


This edition includes the illustrations from the stories plus the covers of the Pulp magazines the stories came from.