Dan Holden
Created by Leon Byrne
A pulp-era version of Jack livingston's Joe Binney,
deaf private eye DAN HOLDEN. He was deaf thanks to a criminal's
bullet, but that didn't stop him from being a top notch gumshoe.
He solved his cases in the pages of Dime Mystery, of course,
which was something of a haven for defective
detectives.
SHORT STORIES
- "Society of the Singing death" (February 1939,
Dime Mystery)
- "Marked for the Silent Death" (March 1939, Dime
Mystery Magazine)
Report respectfully submitted by Kevin
Burton Smith.
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