Black Mask Vol. XXVIII, No. 1, February, 1946 [Volume 28, Number I]

98 pp. A vintage issue of the popular and influential pulp magazine that catapulted the careers of writers such as Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler. Black Mask was also known for Rafael de Soto's iconic and colorful cover art. Includes: Deadline for Death by Thomson Burtis; Murder Lode by Dale Clark; Accounts Deceivable by Ted Stratton; Flowers for Flanagan by Julius Long; Shoot If You Must by William Rough; The Sentinel of Green Cove by Roland Phillips; Lifting the March Black Mask; Can You Take the Witness? by Julius Long. Illustrations in text, ads precede and follow text.