Dan Fowler: G-Man! With a jaw like iron, flinty eyes that unflinchingly cut to the hardest criminal's quaking heart, Dan Fowler gave no quarter and asked for none. Son of a sheriff killed in action, ex-lawyer from the Middle West, Dan Fowler joined the F.B.I. as an ace operative for the Department of Justice. He was one of the valiant army of G-Men who battled the underworld and fought the strangle-hold of crime from the throat of humanity. In October of 1935, a new magazine appeared on newsstands: G-Men, featuring the adventures of Dan Fowler. The magazine changed its name to G-Men Detective in early 1940, but the stories continued the blood-bathed saga of the F.B.I.'s finest, Dan Fowler. After an amazing 112 Dan Fowler novels, the magazine closed with the Winter 1953 issue. G-Men returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
A Complete Dan Fowler Mystery Novel
The Floating Coffins
by G.T. Fleming-Roberts
Treacherous sabotage and wild rumors bring the Ace of the F.B.I. into action to do battle against vile forces that threaten the lives of Americans on the far-flung Seven Seas!
Five Thrilling Short Stories
Murder In The Movies
by Ted Coughlan
Bob Hall takes the trail of an incredible killer
The Baron Makes A Photo Finish
by Curtiss T. Gardner
Bill Tolliver comes up against some high-class conniving
Pa Howdy Mans A Tank
by Laurence Donovan
Not a Jeep, but a Juggernaut, is this old-timer’s weapon!
Murder Magic
by Robert Wallace
The Great Gadsden is suddenly confronted by a grim mystery.
No Medal For Murdock
by William Morrison
It was a neat murder frame, but the killer missed one factor...
Special Features
Federal Flashes — A Department
Beware! (Fake Veterans’ Organizations) — A Feature
G-Men At War
True Stories of the F.B.I.