Author:Tom Curry
American pulp fiction writer
Works edit
Periodicals edit
- Rays of Death (part 1) (Scientific Detective Monthly, April 1930 vol.01 no.04 pg. 340)
- Poca Hauntus (G-Men, February 1937 vol.06 no.02 pg. 113)
- Vaquero Guns [as Jackson Cole](Texas Ranger, April 1939 vol.08 no.02 pg. 13)
- Land Office Loot (Popular Western, January 1941 vol.20 no.01 pg. 88)
- "From an Amber Block" in Astounding Stories of Super Science, 03 (01)
- "Giants of the Ray" in Astounding Stories of Super Science, 02 (03)
- "The Soul Snatcher" in Astounding Stories of Super Science, 02 (01)
Other edit
- Chaparral Maruders (1939)
- The Trail Blazers (1939)
- The Buffolo Hunters (1940)
- The Montanna Vigilantes (1941)
- Frontier Massacre (1941)
- Guns of Dodge City (1942)
- Leadville Avengers (1942)
- Blood on the Plains (1942)
- Kit Carson's Way (1942)
- Wagons to California (1944)
- Guns of the Sioux (1945)
- Riders of the Valley (1946)
- Marshall of Wichita (1946)
- Riding for Custer (1947)
- Range of Doom (1966)
- The Rio Kid Rides Again (1967)
- Pards of Buffalo Bill (1968)
- Outlaw Brand (1969)
- Gunfighters Holiday (1971)
- Drifter (1973)
- On to Cheyenne (1976)
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