Johnston McCulley
Johnston McCulley (1883–1958) was a pulp writer best known for creating the character Zorro. A former reporter, McCulley published stories of adventure and romance in magazines like Argosy. He introduced Zorro in the 1919 story “The Curse of Capistrano,” later republished as The Mark of Zorro, and continued to feature him in his writing into the 1950s.
Black Cat Weekly #89
Murray Leinster, Robert E. Howard, Johnston McCulley, Hal Charles, Darrell Schweitzer, Randall Garrett, B. M. Bower, Andrew Welsh-Huggins, Steve Liskow
Black Cat Weekly #67
Murray Leinster, Johnston McCulley, Hal Charles, Christine Poulson, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Frank Zafiro, Lawrence L. Lynch, Stephen Marlowe, John GregoryBetancourt
Black Cat Weekly #65
Johnston McCulley, Hal Charles, Phyllis Ann Karr, Edmond Hamilton, Donald A. Wollheim, Frederick Whittaker, Walter Kubilius, Tammy Euliano, Clare Empson, Larry Sternig
Black Cat Weekly #64
Mary Roberts Rinehart, Johnston McCulley, Hal Charles, Sydney J Bounds, John M. Floyd, Alfred Bester, George O. Smith, Andrew Welsh-Huggins, Larry Tritten, Hal Meredeth
Black Cat Weekly #17
Johnston McCulley, Hal Charles, Esther Friesner, Robert Lopresti, Paul W. Fairman, Nicholas Carter, Malcolm Jameson, Elizabeth Zelvin, Amy Wolf, Larry Tritten
The Black Star A Detective Story - Unraveling the Criminal Underworld: A Tale of Deception and Intrigue
Johnston McCulley
The Detective Megapack® - 28 Tales by Modern and Classic Authors
Jaques Futrelle, Arthur Conan Doyle, Johnston McCulley, Vincent Starrett, Meriah L. Crawford
The Spider Strain - Uncovering the Mysteries of a Mysterious Village Plagued by Darkness and Secrets
Johnston McCulley
Wild Norene - An Epic Western Adventure of Love Courage and Gunfights in the Untamed Wilderness
Johnston McCulley
The Curse of Capistrano - The Swashbuckling Adventures of a Masked Hero in Spanish California
Johnston McCulley
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