The Casey franchise was started in 1934 by George Harmon Coxe in Black Mask (magazine). A total of 21 stories were published in the magazine[1], plus two serialized novels. Note the company these stories keep within the pages of Black Mask such as Raymond Chandler & E. Stanley Gardner. This magazine was an important part of the pulp magazine genre.
Title | Volume-Issue, Month Year |
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Blood on the Lens | 25-09, Jan 1943 |
Buried Evidence w/Tom Wade |
18-05, July 1935 |
Casey Detective | 17-12, Feb 1935 |
Earned Reward | 18-01, Mar 1935 |
Fall Guy | 19-04, June 1936 |
Hot Delivery | 17-05, July 1934 |
Mr. Casey Flashgun's Murder | 18-08, Oct 1935 |
Mixed Drinks | 17-06, Aug 1934 |
Murder in the Red | 25-02, June 1942 |
Murder Mixup | 19-03, May 1936 |
Murder Picture | 17-11, Jan 1935 |
Once Around the Click | 24-01, May 1941 |
Pinch-Hitters | 17-07, Sep 1934 |
Portrait of Murder | 18-12, Feb 1936 |
Push-Over | 17-04, June 1934 |
Return Engagement | 17-01, Mar 1934 |
Special Assignment | 17-02, April 1934 |
Thirty Two Tickets to Win | 18-04, June 1935 |
Too Many Women | 19-04, Sep 1936 |
Two Man Job | 17-03, May 1934 |
Women are Trouble | 18-02, April 1935 |
In addition to these stories, the two earliest novels were serialized over three issues each.