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Top-Notch July 1935

Street and Smith Publications

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Publication date: July 1935

Introduction

Street & Smith's Top-Notch Volume 97 Number 1, July 1935. Contains the first publication of BLOOD OF THE GODS, Featuring El Borak.

Edition and production details

Format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
July 1935
Pages
144
Publisher / imprint
Street and Smith Publications
Cover art
Emery Clarke
Illustrations
Unknown

1 linked Howard work

18 contents entries

  1. "Blood of the Gods "
  2. "Blood of the Gods" by Robert E. Howard
  3. Non-REH Contents
  4. "Monkey Deputy" by Victor Kaufman
  5. "Error In Papoga" by Bob Gustin
  6. "The Cabin Killer" by W. Ryerson Johnson
  7. "Lost Man" by Thomas Howland
  8. "Fang Law" by Harold F. Cruickshank
  9. "Coco Macaque" by Arthur J. Burks
  10. "Pop Goes the Weasel" by William Merriam Rouse
  11. "Those That Live by the Sword" by W. Wirt
  12. "Gesture to a Lady" by Henry W. Clune
  13. "Old Scabo’s Place" by Robert Beith Anderson
  14. "Mecon" by Leo Earle
  15. "The Missionary" by F. E. Morrisey
  16. "Accidental" by Margaret Day Travis
  17. "Bottles of Rum" by Captain William Outerson
  18. "Breakfast in the Dining Room" by A. W. Davis

Contributors

Emery Clarke
Cover artist

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Bibliographic and editorial layers

Howard Works source layer

Title
Top-Notch Volume 97 Number 1
Publisher
Street and Smith Publications
Date
July 1935
Source file
topnotchv97n1-streetandsmith.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Top-Notch July 1935
Publisher
Street and Smith Publications
Date
July 1935
Source provenance

This record combines the preserved Howard Works bibliography with a reviewed REH World editorial overlay. Editorial values are displayed when present; Howard Works remains the source and fallback.