PERIL PRESS presents:
FRAME FOR MURDER
6 Tales of Murder From the Pages of
TEN DETECTIVE ACES
by Emile C Tepperman
Ten Detective Aces Feb 1935
Marty Quade
MARRIED FOR MURDER
by Emile C. Tepperman
5000 Words
Ten Detective Aces, February, 1941
Smashing “Marty Quade” Novelet
PARADE OF THE WOODEN KIMONOS
By Emile C. Tepperman
In the dead of night Marty Quade was awakened—by two guns trained on his head. Marty was about to be shot for being involved in a case he hadn’t heard of—yet. But Marty was in too much of a hurry to die just then, so he composed a bullet rhapsody—for a corpse parade.
11,800 Words
Ten Detective Aces, May 1941
A HALF INTEREST IN HELL
A “Marty Quade” Novelet
by Emile C Tepperman
The daring young gal on the flying trapeze urged Marty Quade to make a strange bargain. But the young and beautiful lion tamer warned him to forget it. For Marty had been offered—a half interest in hell.
Chapter 1: Beware of Cleopatra
Chapter 2
Chapter 3: Dressed to Kill
Chapter 4: Big Tent Treachery
Chapter 5: The Sleuth Showman
10,700 Words
Ten Detective Aces, March 1941
FIVE-STAR FRAMEUP
By Emile C. Tepperman
Author of “Parade of the Wooden Kimonos,” etc.
Marty Quade, mastermind of detective tactics, tripped over a twenty-grand corpse—and landed in a colossal shakedown shambles.
Chapter 1: Death’s Head Client
Chapter 2: $20,000 Corpse
Chapter 3: Scoop For Scandal
Chapter 4: Turnabout Tactics
Chapter 5: Shakedown Shambles
13,100 Words
Ten Detective Aces, January, 1942
SLEUTH OF THE AIR WAVES
By Emile C. Tepperman
Rod Mallory, the Air Wave Detective, pulled his most sensational radio scoop. For, in full sound of millions of listeners, he was announcing the report of a gun that would end his own life.
5800 Words
Ten Detective Aces, April 1943
IN THIS CORNER—DEATH
by Emile C. Tepperman
Tom Atherton smashed a murder car and saved a stranger’s life. But the man he saved rewarded him with a death-house frame. And Tom’s only friends were the killer’s he foiled.
12,500 Words
This edition includes the illustrations and magazine covers to the stories. It also includes a cover gallery of Ten Detective Ace covers featuring other Emile C. Tepperman stories.
