A replica of the Spring 1950 issue of DETECTIVE BOOK MAGAZINE pulp featuring THE TRIPLE CROSS by Joe Barry. "He came to in a hospital, recovering from a bullet-crease. He learned he was Rush Henry, a private dick--and a fast man with a gun, a buck or a gal. It was all a little hard to believe. But, when he walked out into the street and the guns began to bang and the fists went smack and the knives flickered, he saw it didn't make any difference what he thought. He was up to his neck in a bucket of blood and, if he wanted to go on being anybody, his only chance was to make like Rush Henry, a private dick--but fast!" PASSPORT TO HELL by John Starr, BLACKMAIL by Betty Cummings, and PORTRAIT OF A MURDERESS by John D. MacDonald.