Gladney, Lenosci and Leslie Ross." Volume I 1. Justice, Inc., published September 1, 1939 2. The Yellow Hoard, published October 1, 1939 3. The Sky Walker, published November 1, 1939 4. The Devil's Horns, published December 1, 1939 5. The Frosted Death, published January 1, 1940 6. The Blood Ring, published February 1, 1940 Volume II 7. Stockholders in Death, published March 1, 1940 8. The Glass Mountain, published April 1, 1940 9. Tuned for Murder, published May 1, 1940 10. The Smiling Dogs, published June 1, 1940 11. River of Ice, published July 1, 1940 12. The Flame Breathers, published September 1, 1940 Volume III 13. Murder on Wheels, published November 1, 1940 14. Three Gold Crowns, published January 1, 1941 15. House of Death, published March 1, 1941 16. The Hate Master, published May 15, 1941 17. Nevlo, published July 1, 1941 18. Death in Slow Motion, published September 1, 1941 Volume IV 19. Pictures of Death, published November 1, 1941 20. The Green Killer, published January 1, 1942 21. The Happy Killers, published March 1, 1942 22. The Black Death, published May 1, 1942 23. The Wilder Curse, published July 1, 1942 24. Midnight Murder, published September 1, 1942 Clues Detective (1942–1943) Short stories later written by Emile C. Tepperman and published in Clues Detective magazine. Internal dates and references have led some pulp experts to adjust the numbering a bit on Tepperman's short stories. These stories by Tepperman were not reprinted in the 1970s, probably due to their brevity. 25. Death to the Avenger, published September 1, 1942 26. A Coffin for the Avenger, published November 1, 1942 27. Vengeance on the Avenger, published January 1, 1943 28. Calling Justice, Inc.!, published March 1, 1943 29. Cargo of Doom, published May 1, 1943 The Shadow (1944) Short story written by Emile C. Tepperman and published in The Shadow magazine, 1944. 30. To Find a Dead Man, published August 1, 1944 Warner Paperback Library (1972–1975) Following the original 24 pulp novels by Paul Ernst, and the half-dozen short stories written by Emile C. Tepperman (also under the "Kenneth Robeson" pseudonym) in the 1940s, Warner Paperback Library (30 years later) reprinted the original twenty-four Avenger novels in a paperback book format similar to Bantam Books' successful Doc Savage reprint library. Continuing on after #24, Warner commissioned ghost writer Ron Goulart to write 12 brand new pastiche novels to