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Published by New English Library (ISBN: 0450013561) in January 1973. Adam Hardy was a pseudonym of Kenneth Bulmer. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Triad Granada (ISBN: 0586045961) in 1984.

First published by Gold Medal in February 1954. This 3rd printing (k1344) is dated September 1963. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

First published by Dodd, Mead & Co. (hardback) in 1949. This first paperback edition published by Signet (780) in April 1950.

First published by Dodd, Mead & Co. (hardback) in April 1961. This paperback edition published by Permabooks (M4269) in November 1962.

First published by Gold Medal in August 1951. This 3rd printing (682) is dated June 1957. I assumed the cover art was just a cropped version of the 1st printing, but it's a new painting. The signature looks like 'Hulings' to me, in which case it'll be Clark Hulings, unless someone can tell me different!

Published by Gold Medal (173) in August 1951.

First published by Simon & Schuster (hardback) in September 1947 and by Pocket Books (paperback) in October 1948. This edition published by Dell (944) in April 1957. Cover art by Victor Kalin.

First published by Dodd, Mead & Co. (hardback) in 1957 and by Dell (paperback) in 1958. This U.K. edition published by Consul (M1039) in 1961. Cover artist is not credited.

First published by Dodd, Mead & Co. (hardback) in 1955 and by Dell (paperback) in 1956. This U.K. edition published by Consul (1115) in 1962. Cover artist is not credited.

Originally published by Popular Library in 1956. This edition published by Gold Medal (d1761) is undated but is circa early 1967. Cover art by Robert McGinnis.

First published as "Cutie on Call" by Roberts & Vinter in 1960. This re-titled (and re-written) edition published by Gold Star ( IL7-15) in 1964. Stephen D. Frances had stopped writing the Hank Janson novels by late 1959, and the author of this novel is not known, even by Steve Holland in his 'Trials of Hank Janson' biography. The cover art is not credited, and it is very reminiscent of the Robert MacGinnis piece for 'The Guilt-Edged Cage', however Maurice Flanagan in his 'British Gangster & Exploitation Paperbacks of the Postwar Years' credits it to Harry Barton.

First published by Random House (hardback) in July 1956. This paperback edition published by Bantam (1638) in August 1957. Cover art by Mitchell Hooks.

Published by Universal (ISBN: 0426140745) circa 1978.

Published by Gold Medal (744) in February 1958.

First published in hardback by the Greystone Press as "So Much Blood" in 1939. First re-titled in paperback by Pyramid in 1951, this 2nd edition (G270) is dated 1957. Cover art by Harry Schaare.

Published by New English Library (ISBN: 0450011240) in June 1972. Clint Rockman was a pseudonym of Kenneth Bulmer. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Alexander Moring in November 1955.