Pat Calhoun

&, not as exciting as #11, but here's the other Woolrich Dell Dimer

Hooray for Marihuana! (I do have the story in Six Times Death)

upside down head to upside down head

Dicky to PK Dicky

Giant to Giant

As we ponder the glories of RD's latest pile I'd like to offer some words of praise for the towering Masterpiece that is 'War with the Newts'. Not just a great novel: Capek's voice is so wise and warm: there is no better guide into the labyrinth of human folly - viewed with enough compassion that one can almost bear it. We had my mother-in-law living here a few years back when she needed minor assistance: she was quite a reader - and after loaning her a copy I watched her experience a weekend of joy - she would emerge every so often starry-eyed and smiling. In another important work, RUR, Capek invented the word 'robot'...

Space Patrol to Galactic Patrol

Gorilla to Whispering Gorilla

American Boy to Jungle Boy

prow to Prowls

talk to silence

Strikes Again to Strikes Again

Three Scoops to four scoops

Tec to Tec

rolling pin to Rolling Bones

decap to d cup

I'm going out on a limb, but since Avon is/was a Hearst company the above artist name sends up a red flag...

just checked my copy of Werewolf and cover is credited to William Randolph. any info?

I agree that earlier JD is hard to beat: I'm an April Evil fan. & am wondering if 'Werewolf of Paris' cov could be another RSJ...

Great to Greatest

umpire to Empire

Sea Nymphs to Sea-nymphs

ERK to ERK

Naturally to supernaturally

Lover's Lane to Lois Lane