Death Stalks the Night

Shudderry thrills aplenty as the Acid Murderer roams the city, leaving death in his trail. And yet, there is a simultaneous crime spree by the Scarlet Thief, a spree of break-ins and robberies. Aren’t these really one and the same criminal?

The Silent Men (1936) – Bill Hafey, Private Detective, Takes a New Trail When the Jaws of a Criminal Trap Close on Him!

The Careless Cadaver (1939) – A dick for many years, Donnelly had seen death in many forms—but this was something new and different!

The Forgotten Man-Killer (1938) – How does a man feel when he goes to the death house—or when he kills everything that he values?

Death Stalks The Night (1935) – The ghoulish deathshead always followed upon the bitter-almond smell of hydrocyanic acid—and flesh bubbled horribly in the stew.
A twelve chapter novel.

Hugh Barnett Cave (1910–2004) was one of the most prolific contributors to pulp magazines of the 1920s and ’30s, selling an estimated 800 stories in almost all genres, but he is best known for his horror, weird menace and science fiction stories.