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William Carpenter, The
Third Invisible Man (1929)
created by
Philip Wylie
The Murderer
Invisible (1931)
Hugh North (1930-1968)
created by F.
Van Wyck Mason
celebrated
member of United States Army G-2 section
Seeds of
Murder (1930)
Vesper Service
Murders (1931)
Fort Terror
Murders (1931)
Yellow Arrow
Murders (1932)
Branded Spy
Murders (1932)
Sulu Sea
Murders (1933)
Shanghai Bund
Murders (1933)
Washington
Legation Murders (1935)
Budapest
Parade Murders (1935)
Seven Seas
Murder (1936)
Multimillion
Dollar Murders (1937)
Hong Kong
Airbase Murders (1937)
Cairo Garter
Murders (1938)
Singapore
Exile Murders (1939)
Bucharest
Ballerina Murders (1940)
Rio Casino
Intrigue (1941)
Saigon Singer
(1946)
Dardennalles
Derelict (1949)
Himilayan
Assignment (1952)
Two Tickets
to Tangier (1955)
Gracious Lily
Affair (1957)
Secret
Mission to Bangkok (1960)
Trouble in
Burma (1962)
Zanzibar
Intrigue (1963)
Maricaibo
Mission (1965)
Deadly Orbit
Mission (1968)
Hugh's
parentage appears in the Cartwrights
Dorus Noel (grandson of Dr. James Noel) (early 1930s)
(click here for
an article about his lineage)
created by
Arthur J. Burks
Norgil the
Magician (1930s)
created by
Walter Gibson
Norgil the
Magician
Norgil, More
Tales of Prestidetection
Bumpy Johnson (1930s) NEW!
The Cotton Club (1984)
Hoodlum (1997)
Click Rush, The Gadget Man (1930s)
created by
Lester Dent
first appeared
in "The Talking Toad" Crime Busters Vol. 1, No. 1 (Nov. 1937)
Steve Harrison (1930s)
created by
Robert E. Howard
Nate Heller
(1930s-1950s)
created by
Max Allan Collins
True
Detective (1983)
True Crime
(1984)
The
Million-Dollar Wound (1986)
Neon Mirage
(1988)
Stolen Away
(1991)
Carnal Hours
(1994)
Blood and
Thunder (1995)
Damned in
Paradise (1996)
Flying Blind
(1998)
Majic Man
(1999)
Angel in
Black (2001)
Chicago
Confidential (2002)
Barney Baxter (1930s-1940s)
created by
Frank Miller
King Features
comic strip
Bill Barnes (1930s-1940s)
Nancy Drew (1930-late 1930s)
written by
Carolyn Keene
Miles C. (Cartwright?) Banyon (1930s)
Private
Investigator
"Banyon" TV series
(1972-1973)
Miles Banyon
also appears in the Cartwrights
King Kong *** (1931) and the son of Kong (1932)
The fourth Invisible Man (Geoffrey Radcliffe)
(1931-1948)
and Frank Griffin, Sr
(brother of Jack Griffin,
son of John Hawley Griffin)
(1931)
Rick Blaine and Ilsa Lund (1931-1942)
(click here for
an in-depth article)
Dick Tracy (1931-present)
Gordon Craigie and Department Z/
Dr. Stanislaus Alexander
Palfrey and Department Z-5 (1932-1975)
created by
John Creasey
Traitor's
Doom (1942)
The Legion of
the Lost (1943)
The Valley of
Fear (1943)
U. S.: The
Perilous County
Death in the
Rising Sun (1945)
The Hounds of
Vengeance (1945)
The Show of
Doom (1946)
The House of
Bears (1946)
Dark Harvest
(1947)
The Wings of
Peace (1948)
The Sons of
Satan (1948)
The Dawn of
Darkness (1949)
The League of
Light (1949)
The Man Who
Shook the World (1950)
The Prophet
of Fire (1951)
The Children
of Hate (1952)
U.S.: The
Children of Despair
AKA The Killers
of Innocence
The Touch of
Death (1954)
The Mists of
Fear (1955)
The Plague
(1958)
The Drought
(1959)
The Terror:
The Return of Dr. Palfrey (1962)
The Depths
(1963)
The Sleep!
(1964)
The Inferno
(1965)
The Famine
(1967)
The Blight
(1968)
The Oasis
(1969)
The Smog
(1970)
The
Unbegotten (1971)
The
Insulators (1972)
The Voiceless
Ones (1973)
The Thunder
Maker (1976)
(click here for an in-depth
article)
created by
Ellery Queen
The Tragedy
of X (1932)
The Tragedy
of Y (1932)
The Tragedy
of Z (1933)
Drury Lane's
Last Case (1933)
The Phantom Detective (1932-1953)
(Richard Curtis Van Loan)
Phantom
Detective Magazine 170 Issues
Murdere Legendre (1932)
White Zombie (1932)
Jimmy Allen (1933-1936)
created by
Robert M. Burrett and Willfred Moore
The Air
Adventures of Jimmie Allen, NBC, 1933
Harold Shea and Reed Chalmers (1930s-)
created by L.
Sprague De Camp
The Complete
Compleat Enchanter
The Enchanter
Reborn
The Exotic
Enchanter
Chalmers and
Shea are discussed in the Carters
and a partial genealogy is provided here
Albert Campion (1933-1970)
(click here for an
in-depth article)
created by
Margery Allingham
The
Spider
(1933-1943)
(Richard Wentworth, son of Lord John
Roxton and
half-brother of G-8 and The Shadow)
(click here for an
in-depth article)
The Wolf Man (Larry Talbot) (1933-present)
Talbot's
career and family is discussed in Children
of the Night
The Moon Man (Stephen Thatcher) (1933-1937)
(click here for an in-depth
article)
Dr. Gideon Fell (1933-1960s)
created
by John Carter Dickinson
Hag's
Nook (1933)
The
Mad Hatter Mystery (1933)
The
Blind Barber (1933)
The
Eight of Swords (1934)
Death
Watch (1935)
The
Hollow Man (1936, U.S. title The Three Coffins)
The
Arabian Nights Murder (1936)
To
Wake the Dead (1937)
The
Crooked Hinge (1938)
The
Problem of the Green Capsule (1939, British title The Black Spectacles)
The
Problem of the Wire Cage (1939)
The
Man Who Could Not Shudder (1940)
The
Case of the Constant Suicides (1941)
Death
Turns the Tables (1941, British title Seat of the Scornful)
Till
Death Do Us Part (1944)
He Who
Whispers (1946)
Dr.
Fell, Detective (1946, short stories)
The
Sleeping Sphinx (1947)
Below
Suspicion (1949)
The
Third Bullet and Other Stories (1954, short stories)
The
Dead Man's Knock (1958)
In
Spite of Thunder (1960)
The
Men Who Explained Miracles (1963, short stories)
The
House at Satan's Elbow (1965)
Panic
in Box C (1966)
Dark
of the Moon (1967)
The
Door to Doom and Other Detections (1980)
The
Dead Sleep Lightly (1983, radio plays)
Fell
and Foul Play (1991, short stories)
Dr. Vitas Verdegast and Hjalmar Poelzig (1933)
The Black Cat (1934)
Secret Agent X (1933-1939)
(click here for an in-depth article)
Perry Mason (1933-1973)
The descendant of El Zorro
To see
how Perry Mason is related to other members of the Wold Newton Family
please
see An
Addendum to the Legend of the Fox
created
by Erle Stanly Gardner
The
Case of the Velvet Claws (1933)
The
Case of the Phantom Fortune (1933)
The
Case of the Lucky Legs (1934)
The
Case of the Curious Brides (1934)
The
Case of the Counterfeit Eye (1935)
The
Case of the Caretaker's Cat (1935)
The
Case of the Stuttering Bishop (1936)
The
Case of the Lame Canary (1937)
The
Case of the Substitute Face (1938)
The
Case of the Perjured Parrot (1939)
The
Case of the Baited Hook (1940)
The
Case of the Empty Tin (1941)
The
Case of the Haunted Husband (1941)
The
Case of the Turning Tide (1941)
The
Case of the Drowning Duck (1942)
The
Case of the Careless Kitten (1942)
The
Case of the Buried Clock (1943)
The
Case of the Crooked Candle (1944)
The
Case of the Black-Eyed Blonde (1944)
The
Case of the Golddigger's Purse (1945)
The
Case of the Borrowed Brunette (1946)
The
Case of the Fan-Dancer's Horse (1947)
The
Case of the Lonely Heiress (1948)
The
Case of the Cautious Coquette (1949)
The
Case of the Negligent Nymph (1949)
The
Case of the Musical Cow (1950)
The
Case of the One-Eyed Witness (1950)
The
Case of the Fiery Fingers (1951)
The
Case of the Moth-Eaten Mink (1952)
The
Case of the Grinning Gorilla (1952)
The
Case of the Green-Eyed Sister (1953)
The
Case of the Fugitive Nurse (1954)
The
Case of the Glamorous Ghost (1955)
The
Case of the Terrified Typis