Mystery

The Red Bishop Murders

This looks like a Rudolph Belarski cover, but I can’t confirm that.

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The Phantom And The Vampire Murders

Yes, the edges are missing. That isn’t a scanning problem, the physical magazine has had its edges heavily trimmed.

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The Nursemaid Who Disappeared

A ruthless gang of kidnappers threaten a child’s life.

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The Juryman

There was just one chance for Sullivan — a juryman with guilt of his own

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Kill Me In Yokohama

Burns Bannion — blood brother to Shell Scott and Mike Hammer

From the back:

Burns Bannion is back – but things haven’t changed a bit. Private-eye by accident, he still keeps running into his two favorite pastimes – gorgeous girls and deadly killers…

The girls were all Bannion dreamed they would be, but the killers were bloodier than Bannion could have imagined. So he had to use an equally bloody weapon against them: KARATE: the ancient and terrible defensive art of the Japanese – in which the human hand can be as deadly as the sharpest axe – a bloody sport which makes Judo look like a kid’s game…

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The Flying Eye

Up To Their Necks In Murder

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Scales of Justice

He lay beside the gently whispering stream — murdered!

Is this book actually about a fish that was murdered by a cat? We can only assume that it is.

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Tag: Mystery

The Emperor Of Death

The Black Market Murders

The Red Bishop Murders

The Phantom And The Vampire Murders

A Hole In The Ground

Minute for Murder

The Green-Eyed Monster

The Blunderer

The Nursemaid Who Disappeared

The Juryman

The Dark Street

The D.A. Breaks An Egg

Kill Me In Yokohama

The Flying Eye

Scales of Justice