OPUS#112 Corpse Died Twice, The

OPUS: #112
Title: The Corpse Died Twice
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1937
Type: vignette
Publication:

  • Popular Detective [v10 #3, April 1937] (Beacon Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp), pp. 50-53.

OPUS#101 Cosmic Quest

OPUS: #101
Title: Cosmic Quest
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
“To Save a Race from Destruction, a Star-Roving Explorer Speeds Through a Boundless Universe!”
Publications:

  • Thrilling Wonder Stories, Vol. 8, no. 2, October 1936, (Oct 1936, ed. Mort Weisinger, publ. Beacon Magazines, Inc., $0.15, 132pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Howard V. Brown; Illust: Marchioni

Reviews:

  • Review by Everett F. Bleiler (1998) in Science-Fiction: The Gernsback Years (Reviews: pages 266-522, M-Z)

ebook: http://www.unz.org/Pub/ThrillingWonder-1936oct-00033

OPUS#098 Children of Terror

OPUS: #98
Title: Children of Terror
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
Publication:

  • Thrilling Mystery [v4 #2, September 1936] (10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski), pp. 76-85.
  • The Vampire Master and Other Tales of Terror, (Aug 2000, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Haffner Press, 1-893887-06-5, $32.00, xii+345pp, hc, coll) Cover: Jon Arfstrom

OPUS#096 Crooked Cop

OPUS: #096
Title: Crooked Cop
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
Publication:

  • Popular Detective [v8 #1, August 1936] (15¢, pulp), pp. 67-72.

OPUS#095 Crime Crusader, The

OPUS: #095
Title: The Crime Crusader
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
Publication:

  • Thrilling Detective [v19 #3, August 1936] (10¢, pulp), pp. 100-107.

OPUS#090 Crimson Gold

OPUS: #090
Title: Crimson Gold
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
Publication:

  • Popular Detective [v7 #1, May 1936] (15¢, pulp), pp. 105-108.

OPUS#089 Copper Proof

OPUS: #089
Title: Copper Proof
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
Publication:

  • Thrilling Detective [v18 #3, May 1936] (10¢, pulp), pp. 91-99.

OPUS#088 Child of the Winds

OPUS: #088
Title: Child of the Winds
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1936
Type: short story
“A tender and fascinating tale of a strange plateau in Turkistan where the winds of Earth converge”–TOC
“A tender and fascinating story about a strange plateau in Turkistan where the winds from all over Earth converge”

Publications:

  • Weird Tales, Vol. 27, no. 5, May 1936, (May 1936, ed. Farnsworth Wright, publ. Popular Fiction Publishing Co., Chicago, IL, $0.25, 128pp, Pulp, magazine) Cover: Margaret Brundage; Illust: Finlay
  • Weird Tales (Canada), May 1936
  • The Boris Karloff Horror Anthology, (1965, ed. Boris Karloff, publ. Souvenir Press (UK), 190pp, hc, anth)
  • Boris Karloff’s Favorite Horror Stories, (May 1965, ed. Boris Karloff, publ. Avon, #G1254, $0.50, 176pp, pb, anth)
  • The Boris Karloff Horror Anthology, (1969, ed. Boris Karloff, publ. Corgi, 0-552-08144-2, £0.20, 158pp, pb, anth)
  • The Boris Karloff Horror Anthology, (1975, ed. Boris Karloff, publ. Everest Books, 0-903925-88-5, 172pp, pb, anth)
  • The Best of Edmond Hamilton, (Apr 1977, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Nelson Doubleday / SFBC, #1561, $2.98, xvii+334pp, hc, coll) Cover: Don Maitz
  • The Best of Edmond Hamilton, (Aug 1977, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Del Rey / Ballantine, 0-345-25900-9, $1.95, xviii+381pp, pb, coll) Cover: H. R. Van Dongen
  • The Best of Edmond Hamilton, (Nov 2010, Edmond Hamilton, publ. Phoenix Pick, 978-1-60450-489-7, $14.99, 348pp, tp, coll)

ebook: https://archive.org/details/Weird_Tales_v27n05_1936-05_sas

OPUS#077 Cosmic Pantograph, The

Title: The Cosmic Pantograph
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1935
Type: short story
“In our March, 1935 issue we published a short story by this favorite author, entitled “The Eternal Cycle.” This tale received much higher acclaim than many of our novels and has been accepted by our readers as a short science-fiction classic.
We do not hesitate to say that you will find the present yarn of at least equal merit to “The Eternal Cycle.” It also presents some brand-new conceptions never before hinted at in science-fiction. And we all know how rare stories like that are.
Though Edmond Hamilton goes, at times (as he does in this story), into the very heights of fantasy, his work at no time becomes illogical or unconvincing. He makes you believe what he is telling you. tearing down all the barriers of conventions and routine, but always making things real and lifelike.
A few minutes from now you will be entering upon a new train of thought, inspiring, enthralling, fantastic.”
“Must man die, as Doctor Robine believers, with his own universe.”
Publications:

  • Wonder Stories, Vol. 7, no. 5, October 1935, (Oct 1935, ed. Hugo Gernsback, $0.25, 128pp, magazine) Cover: Frank R. Paul; Illust: Paul, pp. 555-559, 623
  • Fantastic Story Magazine, Fall 1951, (Oct 1951, ed. Sam Merwin, Jr., publ. Best Books, Inc., $0.25, 148pp, Pulp, magazine)

Reviews:

  • Review by Everett F. Bleiler (1998) in Science-Fiction: The Gernsback Years

ebook: http://comicbookplus.com/?cid=2611

OPUS#073 Carter Makes a Squeal

OPUS: #073
Title: Carter Makes a Squeal
Author: Edmond Hamilton
Year: 1935
Type: vignette
Publication:

  • Popular Detective [v3 #1, May 1935] (15¢, 146pp, pulp), p. 35.