Sally worked for a private detective agency under a man known only as "The Chief." She often went undercover for the agency or served as bait. Sally was brave and was a good shot with her revolver. She also carried special weapons, such as a single shot gun disguised as a lipstick container for close-quarters defense. She could take down a well-muscled man with her judo techniques and she had a mean uppercut. Sally had blue eyes and was considered very attractive.
*A Narrow Escape (Spicy Detective Stories, November 1934)
*The Dart of Death (Spicy Detective Stories, December 1934)
*The White Slave Peril (Spicy Detective Stories, January 1935)
*Underground Peril (Spicy Detective Stories, February 1935)
*Crimson Menace (Spicy Detective Stories, March 1935)
*Murder Mania (Spicy Detective Stories, April 1935)
*The Kidnap Trail (Spicy Detective Stories, May 1935)
*The Jeweled Clue (Spicy Detective Stories, November 1935)
*Maid to Order (Spicy Detective Stories, February 1936)
*Midnight Ransom (Spicy Detective Stories, March 1936)
*Murder in Wax (Spicy Detective Stories, April 1936)
*Spy Trail (Spicy Detective Stories, May 1936)
*The Spider (Spicy Detective Stories, June 1936)
*The Scarab Murder (Spicy Detective Stories, August 1936)
*The Avenging Corpse (Spicy Detective Stories, September 1936)
*She Won't Talk (Spicy Detective Stories, November 1936)
*Toy of Fate (Spicy Detective Stories, December 1936)
*Matinee Murder (Spicy Detective Stories, February 1937)
*The Trail of Terror (Spicy Detective Stories, March 1937)
*The Missing-Models Mystery (Spicy Detective Stories, April 1937)
*Fallen Star (Spicy Detective Stories, May 1937)
*The Murder Trust (Spicy Detective Stories, August 1937)
*Murder With Music (Spicy Detective Stories, September 1937)
*Hot Cargo (Spicy Detective Stories, October 1937)
*The Sewer Horror (Spicy Detective Stories, December 1937)
*Coke Co-Eds (Spicy Detective Stories, January 1938)
*Tourist Trade (Spicy Detective Stories, June 1938)
*Rogues in Rags (Spicy Detective Stories, September 1938)
*Secret Formula (Spicy Detective Stories, February 1939)
*A Dangerous Mission (Spicy Detective Stories, October 1940)
*Peril in Panama (Spicy Detective Stories, December 1940)
*Hawaiian Spy Hunt (Spicy Detective Stories, April 1941)
*The Unwelcome Visitor (Spicy Detective Stories, December 1941)
*Winning Her Stripes (Spicy Detective Stories, June 1942)
*Crime Smashers #1-15
*Crime Mysteries #7
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A Narrow Escape (Spicy Detective Stories
November 1934)
Sally worked for a private detective agency under a man known only as "The Chief." She often went undercover for the agency or served as bait. Sally was brave and was a good shot with her revolver. She also carried special weapons, such as a single shot gun disguised as a lipstick container for close-quarters defense. She could take down a well-muscled man with her judo techniques and she had a mean uppercut. Sally had blue eyes and was considered very attractive.
Sally the Sleuth
Trojan
Adolphe Barreaux