Super Policier Magazine, Issue 3

This issue of Super-Policier magazine (March 1954, Vol. 1 No. 13) contains fiction and nonfiction devoted to crime, detection, and legal matters. The lead serial is "La Danse Macabre" by Fletcher Flora, concerning Leo Constance's risky venture involving a woman named Brenda and fifty thousand dollars. "L'Affaire de la Blonde Disparue" by Craig Ride and Mark Hope follows, featuring Brad's search for a vanished blonde and a missing corpse. Short stories include "Un Cadavre dans Chaque Pièce" by Dan Setup, detailing a hotel detective's management of rowdy patrons; "Elle Avait des Yeux Magnétiques" by J. Brennan, about the deceptive Camille; and "Légion de Persécuteurs" by Richard Matheson, involving pursuit of an enemy. The science-fiction entry "La Tueuse d'Étoile" by Neil R. Jones depicts humanity's final representative on a terrifying invisible world. Non-fiction includes "Stop Police!" on police radio systems, an investigation of lottery bookmakers, and "Crime Blanc" detailing a counterfeit-currency murder case. Recurring columns address legal philosophy, cinema, theater, and literature.