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Post by jamesdoig on Apr 13, 2016 8:07:56 GMT
I like Andy's German Carter Brown covers - I'm always surprised by German pulps: reusing existing covers, terrific original covers and so on. Here is a selection from the earliest Australian Carter Brown stapled pamphlets, plus the prices they went for when I sold them on ebay: The Lady Wore Nylon (1953) - $84  Felon Angel (1954) - $41  Madam Your Morgue-Bound (1953) - $184.50  Homicide Harem (1954) - $36  Perfumed Poison (1954) - $41  The Lady's Alive (1953) - $56.75  She Wore No Shroud (1952) - $182.50  Sweetheart You Slay Me (1952) - $305  Floozie Out of Focus (1954) - $27.50  Murder is a Broad (1953) - $51  |
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Post by andydecker on Apr 13, 2016 8:56:00 GMT
Nice covers. And good prices.
I like the "lovely Mystery" tag. So the tongue in cheek titles were used from the beginning. "Felon Angel" is clever.
Were these already Brown's usual heroes like Wheeler & Co, or were these stand alone novels? |
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Post by jamesdoig on Apr 13, 2016 9:15:47 GMT
Were these already Brown's usual heroes like Wheeler & Co, or were these stand alone novels? From memory it took a while for the usual heroes to appear and establish themselves - certainly the first few are standalone. |
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