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Private Detective Stories July 1938



Great H.J. Ward cover for Private Detective, the use of decreasing light and increasing shadow from left to right particularly struck me. This issue looks to be in great shape with white pages. The cover scene is so well done that it was reused for the first issue of Speed Detective, albeit from a different angle. Click photo to view details/buy.

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