The Mysterious Wu Fang (1935-36 magazine)
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| Editor | Henry Steeger, Edythe Seims |
|---|---|
| Writer(s) | Robert J. Hogan, Steven Fisher, Frank Gruber, Frank W. Beaston, Arden X. Pangborn |
| Illustrator(s) | Jerome Rozen (cover art) |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Publisher | Popular Publications |
| First issue | September 1935 |
| Final issue | March 1936 |
| Succeeded by | Dr. Yen Sin |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Mysterious Wu Fang is a seven-issue fiction anthology magazine that was originally published from September 1935 through March 1936 by Popular Publications, featuring lead stories by Robert J. Hogan about the plots of the titular Wu Fang, "Dragon Lord of Crime," and his adversary, Val Kildare, an FBI agent.
Issues
#1 (1.1), September 1935
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Six Coffins
- Norton, Alden H., Blood on the Goose
- Fisher, Steven, Princess of Death
- Gruber, Frank, The Murder Chest
#2 (1.2), October 1935
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Scarlet Feather
- Ernst, Paul, Bones of the Dead
- Fisher, Steven, The Jade Cat
- Gruber, Frank, The Devil's Coin
#3 (1.3), November 1935
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of Yellow Mask
- Fisher, Steven, The Blue Coffin
- Bowen, Robert Sidney, The Buddha Laughs
#4 (1.4), December 1935
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Suicide Tomb
- Moynahan, James H. S., Satan's Bride
- Fisher, Steven, Shanghai Murder
#5 (2.1), January 1936
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Green Ray
- Fisher, Steven, The Sacred Dragon
- Myers, O. B., Jewels for the Dead
- The Temple of Death
#6 (2.2), February 1936
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Black Lotus
- Pangborn, Arden X., The House of Doom
- Beaston, Frank W., The Death Wizard
#7 (2.3), March 1936
- Hogan, Robert J., The Case of the Hidden Scourge
- Beaston, Frank W., Frozen Doom
- Fisher, Steven, The Man from Hell
Resources
- Lai, Rick (2007), The Chronologies of Wu Fan and Yen Sin, pjfarmer.com, http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/Wu_Fang_Yen_Sin.pdf