British editions

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Hi all. Newbie here, I've only been turned on to reading Doc Savage recently. I discovered a British edition called Street & Smith's Detective Monthly (on ebay) but googling it all I found was one page:
http://www.philsp.com/mags/detective_monthly.html

I haven't seen any other mention of anyone, anywhere, publishing Doc reprints in the 50s. Does anyone here know more about these editions?

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http://www.philsp.com/mags/detective_monthly.html
I haven't seen any other mention of anyone, anywhere, publishing Doc reprints in the 50s. Does anyone here know more about these editions?

I think I hear crickets...

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On 7/11/12 7:54 AM, in article

Post by e***@aol.com
I think I hear crickets...

[ThePulp.Net editor]

There isn't much info online about the British editions. Besides what is at
Galactic Central (philsp.com), Laurie Powers wrote about them on her blog,
Laurie's Wild West:

<http://lauriepowerswildwest.blogspot.com/2010/02/pulps-across-pond.html>

I know Jay Ryan includes information about Doc Savage appearances in
British pulps in his "The Handbook of Bronze."

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On 7/6/12 1:40 PM, in article

Post by e***@aol.com
Hi all. Newbie here, I've only been turned on to reading Doc Savage recently.
I discovered a British edition called Street & Smith's Detective Monthly (on
http://www.philsp.com/mags/detective_monthly.html
I haven't seen any other mention of anyone, anywhere, publishing Doc reprints
in the 50s. Does anyone here know more about these editions?

[e***@aol.com]

Thanks