The Crime & Detective Pulps
This list, mostly pinched from William F. Nolan's excellent The Black Mask Boys (1985), is almost certainly incomplete. The pulps came and went, switching titles and publishers and formats, with gay abandon. Some lasted only an issue or two. Still, most of them are here, and, like Nolan, I haven't included any of the digests or non-genre magazines that sometimes published various types of crime fiction..

Currently, there is a magazine regularly reprinting pulp stories. They tend to favour weird menace and adventure stories, but an occasional hardboiled private eye tale has been known to pop up. Check out High Adventure (formerly entitled Pulp Review).

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