HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The Radio Biz (1944)

New York Daily News, Apr. 22, 1944

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 14, 1944

Cincinnati Enquirer, May 16, 1944

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: "The Creeping Siamese" (1942)

This Op adventure, originally published in the May 1926 Black Mask, was reprinted in the May 31, 1942 El Paso Times.

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: Another RED HARVEST That Never Was (1942)

Cedar Rapids Gazette, Mar. 15, 1942

Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, Mar. 17, 1942

Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - Issues 62, 63 & 64 (1949)

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: "Dead Yellow Women" (1942)

"Dead Yellow Women," a Continental Op adventure from the Nov. 1925 Black Mask, began this serialization on Nov. 29, 1942 in the Albuquerque Journal, with art once again by Stuart Hamilton.

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: "A Tale of Two Women" (1942)

"Women, Politics and Murder" appeared in the Sept. 1924 issue of Black Mask. It resurfaced in newspapers as early as 1942, with this new title. This artwork is from a serialization in the El Paso Times, beginning May 10, 1942. 

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The 10th Clue - Deseret News (1942)

The Continental Op adventure "The Tenth Clue" (or "Clew") appeared in the Jan. 1, 1924 issue of Black Mask. But it was one of the many stories later serialized in newspapers. This publication is from the Deseret News, beginning May 4, 1942, with art credited to Stuart Hamilton. 

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The EQMM Intros (Part 2)

Sept. 1945 

Nov. 1945

March 1946

May 1946

Sept. 1946

HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The EQMM Intros (Part 1)

July 1942

May 1944

Nov. 1944

Jan. 1945

July 1945