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Fight Stories - Summer 1940

Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)

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Publication date: Summer 1940

Introduction

Fight Stories - Summer 1940. Volume 6, Number 4. Contains STAND UP AND SLUG!. Published under the name Mark Adam. The story previously appeared in Fight Stories September 1930 as WATERFRONT FISTS.

Notes

Edited by Malcolm Reiss.

Edition and production details

Format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
Summer 1940
Pages
128
Publisher / imprint
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Cover art
George Gross
Illustrations
Unknown
Media details
None

2 linked Howard works

12 contents entries

  1. "Stand Up and Slug!"
  2. "Stand Up and Slug!" by Robert E. Howard
  3. Non-REH Content
  4. "Two-Fisted Thoroughbred" by George Bruce
  5. "Queeriosity Quiz" by Irving Wallace
  6. "Why They Can’t Come Back" by Jack Dempsey, as told to Ned Brown (Article)
  7. "Ringside Review" by Walter Sally (Article)
  8. "Never Rile a Rafferty" by John Starr
  9. "The Long Count" by Robert E. Ward
  10. "Conzoneri—You Can’t Keep Him Down!" by Mark Adam (Article)
  11. "The Fighter Who Wouldn’t Quit" by Old Timer (Article)
  12. "The Hollywood Hurricane" by Bill Cook

Contributors

George Gross
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Howard Works source layer

Title
Fight Stories Volume 6 Number 4
Publisher
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Date
Summer 1940
Source file
fightstories-v6n4-Summer1940-fictionhouse.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Fight Stories - Summer 1940
Publisher
Fight Stories, Inc. (Fiction House)
Date
Summer 1940
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