Killer's Wings - 6 Pulp Fiction Favorites!

PERIL PRESS presents:

Wings, June 1931
WINGING BACK
by Robert J. Hogan
Author of “Crash Dive,” “Frame Test,” etc.
Cadet Easton was a wildcat on wings when dual control ruled the air – but only hope’s flailing backwash could drive him to solo.
4100 Words

War Birds, March 1933
EXCESS BRAGGAGE
by Robert J. Hogan
They Told Abe To Brag Of The Might Of His Wings And It Would Win Him The C.O.'S Job. Abe Bragged. But What It Won Him Was Something Else Again.
5500 Words

Mystery Book Magazine, Fall, 1947
KILLER'S HIGHROAD
by Robert J. Hogan
When truck driver Pete Hennessey investigates the hit-and-run death of playboy Ronnie Dykeman, he runs into a hotbed of evil and crime!
5100 Words

Popular Detective, November 1946
MOON OVER MURDER
by Robert J. Hogan
New York Detective Tad Madden heads for Miami to bring back a thief, and then finds himself prowling about in graveyards!
7000 Words

Collier’s, December 7 1946
THE BIG SHOT
by Robert J. Hogan
Illustrated by Robert Patterson
He stood on the threshold of shining success. So he turned his back and drove away—at the wheel of a truck
4200 Words

Exciting Western, September 1949
SIXGUNS TO BOWIE
by Robert J. Hogan
On the Dodge, Young Wes Kane Plays Destiny's Cards!
6700 Words

This edition includes the illustrations and pulp magazine covers to all 6 stories.