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Cover of Cowboy Stories June 1936
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Cowboy Stories June 1936

Street and Smith Publications

Publication type
Contains

Publication date: June 1936

Introduction

Cowboy Stories June 1936, Volume 29 Number 6. Contains the first publication of A MAN-EATING JEOPARD. Featuring his character Buckner Jeopardy Grimes. This issue also features a novella by Luke Short and stores by S. Omar Barker, Archie Joscelyn, Hapsburg Leibe, and Alfred L. Garry.

Notes

None.

 

 

Edition and production details

Language
English
Edition format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
June 1936
Pages
128
Publisher / imprint
Street and Smith Publications
Cover art
Unknown
Illustrations
Unknown

1 linked Howard work

11 contents entries

  1. "A Man-Eating Jeopard "
  2. Non-REH Contents
  3. "Long Rider Lawman" by Luke Short
  4. "Outlaw Ranch" by Hapsburg Liebe
  5. "The Art of Rope Spinning" by Bill Burley (Column)
  6. "Ham Solves a Mystery" [Deputy Ham; Sheriff Egg] by Alfred L. Garry
  7. "Payoff at the Crossroads" by R. Craig Christensen
  8. "Payoff at the Crossroads" by R. Craig Christensen Illustrated by George Wert
  9. "El Senor Coyote’s Reward" [El Senor Coyote] by S. Omar Barker
  10. "Forty-Fives of Fortune" by Victor Kaufman
  11. "Branding Iron" by Archie Joscelyn

Contributors

George Wert
Illustrator, Cover artist

Characters / Featuring

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Bibliographic source layer

Title
Cowboy Stories Volume 29 Number 6
Publisher
Street and Smith Publications
Date
June 1936
Source file
cowboystoriesv29n6-streetandsmith.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Cowboy Stories June 1936
Publisher
Street and Smith Publications
Date
June 1936
Source provenance

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