Reprints Star's Shock Detective Cases #20 from 1952.
By The Australian Panther
This first story, 'the Strangler' apparently a true story, is superbly illustrated. The Artist achieved a true Noir feel to it. Really creative ideas right through the tale.
Do we know who the artist was?
By kewi
I'd say "The Strangler" is by Rudy Palais. And "The Bloodless Corpose" is by Hollingsworth.
By K1ngcat
How wonderfully lurid! Thanks for posting.
Additional Information
Name
Startling Terror Tales v2 11 | Published
Publication
Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Editing: L. B. Cole
Notes
Interior reprints the editorial contents of Shock Detective Cases (Star Publications [1949-1954], 1952 series) #20 (September 1952), at least some of which is reprinted from earlier sources.
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