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Ace In The Morgue - The Madcap Tales of Willie Klump vol 4

Ace In The Morgue - The Madcap Tales of Willie Klump vol 4

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PERIL PRESS presents:
The Madcap Adventures of WILLIE KLUMP vol. 4
8 Hilarious Tales of Murder from the Pages of
POPULAR DETECTIVE
by Joe Archibald

Popular Detective, February 1946
Willie Klump:
MURDER IN THE WORST DEGREE
by Joe Archibald
It wasn’t love that made Satchelfoot Kelly pin a rose on Willie Klump’s lapel—but he sure did his rival a favor!
7100 Words

Popular Detective, April 1946
Willie Klump:
MORGUE SHEET MUSIC
by Joe Archibald
When Willie Klump plays Hawkshaw in a big jewel theft,it leads him to three corpses—and plenty of headaches!
7300 Words

Popular Detective, June 1946
WHERE THERE’S A WILLIE THERE’S A WAY
by JOE ARCHIBALD
When Gertie Mudgett’s gift watch goes over the hock-shop counter, it’s time to discover what makes a killer tick!
6300 Words

Popular Detective, August 1946
Willie Klump:
AN ACE AND A PEAR
by Joe Archibald
When Willie Klump gets mixed up in the murder of a taxidermist he has to stuff the solution down Satchelfoot Kelly's throat!
6400 Words

Popular Detective, November 1946
Willie Klump:
Hubba Hubba Homicide
by Joe Archibald
When a nightclub warbler is snatched, Willie Klump is just the bird to trap the kidnaper in his nest!
5900 Words

Popular Detective, January 1947
FIT TO BE TRIED
by Joe Archibald
Willie Klump, the Hawkeye Hawkshaw, tackles a tangled case of murder and loot, and gives the miscreant plenty of rope!
6200 Words

Popular Detective, March 1947
Willie Klump:
THE MOURNING AFTER
by Joe Archibald
When a gang of crooks tries to put the bite on Willie Klump, they learn just how the Hawkeye Hawkshaw uses his own bean!
5900 Words

Popular Detective, September 1947
Willie Klump:
WHEN A BODY MEETS A BODY
by Joe Archibald
4900 Words

This edition includes the original illustrations to the stories as well as the covers to the to the issues of Popular Detective that these stories came from.
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