| Sexton Blake Bibliography 1893-1911 | |
|---|---|
 The Sexton Blake Catalogue 1966 | |
| First appearance | The Missing Millionaire (20 December 1893) |
| Created by | Harry Blyth (as Hal Meredeth) |
| In-universe information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Detective |
| Family | Henry Blake (brother) Nigel Blake (brother) |
| Nationality | British |
Sexton Blake is a fictional detective who has been featured in many British comic strips, novels, and dramatic productions since 1893. He was featured in various British publications from 1893 to 1978 in a variety of formats: single-issue adventures, short stories, serials, and comic strips. In total, Blake appeared in more than 4,000 stories by over 200 different authors.[1][2] During its golden age (1920s-1940s), Blake's adventures were widely read and translated into at least twenty different languages, including Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Dutch, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, French, Arabic, Hindi, and Afrikaans.[2][3]: 19
Publication History
The first Sexton Blake story was "The Missing Millionaire". Written by Harry Blyth (using the pseudonym Hal Meredeth), it was published in The Halfpenny Marvel number 6, on 20 December 1893, a story paper owned by the Amalgamated Press.[4]: 7 Blyth wrote six more Sexton Blake tales, three for the Marvel and three for The Union Jack a story paper launched in April 1894.[4]: 7
The Amalgamated Press purchased the copyright to Blake along with the first story Blyth had submitted and from 1895 onwards several authors began to pen Blake tales.[4]: 7 From August 1905 Blake became the resident character in The Union Jack, appearing in every issue until its transformation into the Detective Weekly in 1933.[4]: 7
Blake's popularity began to grow during the Edwardian era, and he appeared in a number of different story papers. These appearances included serials in the tabloid sized Boys’ Friend, complete tales in the pocket-sized Penny Pictorial, and short stores in Answers, one of the Amalgamated Press’ most popular papers.[4]: 9 Longer tales of 60,000 words or so appeared in The Boys’ Friend Library and the success of these led to the creation of The Sexton Blake Library in 1915.[4]: 11 This digest-sized publication specialized in longer tales, and at the height of its popularity was published 5 times a month.It ran for just under 50 years.[4]: 11
In 1959 Fleetway Publications acquired the rights to Sexton Blake adventures and published The Sexton Blake Library until the title's demise. The final tale, The Last Tiger, was published in June 1963.[4]: 16
In 1965, Blake editor William Howard Baker licensed the rights of the Sexton Blake character. He published the fifth series of The Sexton Blake Library independently via Mayflower-Dell Books, which ran until 1968. He then issued a final series of four Sexton Blake novels, using his Howard Baker Books imprint, in 1969.[4]: 16 From 1968 to 1971 Valiant published new comic strips in the style of the Knockout strips from decades earlier.[4]: 16 Blake's last original appearance was in Sexton Blake and the Demon God “a period thriller with ancient curses and cliff-hanger endings” in 1978.[4]: 16
There were a few anthologies and reprints in the 80s and 90s. In 2009 Wordsworth Books published the casebook of Sexton Blake and Snowbooks published Sexton Blake Detective. 2018 saw an uptick in Sexton Blake reprints, with the first print novels published by Stillwoods Publishing, a Canadian publisher out of Nova Scotia. In 2020 ROH Press began publishing Sexton Blake tales with Sexton Blake The Early Years,[5] a collection of Blake's first cases. British publishers Rebellion Publishing[6] produced four anthologies in 2020–21, each introduced by Blakeologist Mark Hodder.[7]
Compiling the Sexton Blake Bibliography
The bibliography originated in the pages of Story Paper Collectors' Digest where collectors began recording and compiling the list of Blake tales that appeared in The Union Jack and The Sexton Blake Library. A master corpus was assembled in the late 1950s by The Sexton Blake Circle to facilitate the research of the Blake story papers.[8]
Titles and authorship were verified from the archived records of the Amalgamated Press.[9] As many of authors published in The Union Jack before 1929 were uncredited, the Sexton Blake Circle adopted the practice of accrediting authorship to the person who received payment for the tale until proven otherwise.[10] Led by Len and Josie Packman expansion and revision on the master corpus was ongoing throughout the early 1960s as research brought more titles to light.[11]
The Sexton Blake Catalogue was published in 1966. The announcement in Story Paper Collectors' Digest read:
This long anticipated catalogue, prepared with loving care by members of the Sexton Blake Circle, is now awaiting you. It is a veritable encyclopaedia of Sexton Blake lore, listing all the titles, authors, and leading characters of the stories in The Union Jack and in The Sexton Blake Library from the very beginning till the present day. There is also a wealth of information on the Sexton Blake adventures which featured in other periodicals. Beautifully produced, it sums up to a magnificent job.[12]
In 1970 Josie Packman announced a reprint of the Sexton Blake Catalogue along with a "supplement of all the new information."[13]
In July 1971 its completion and availability was announced in the Collector's Digest with the following announcement:
FOR ALL SEXTON BLAKE FANS
The Supplement to the Sexton Blake Catalogue is now ready, containing all the information which was not to hand at the time the main Catalogue was first published. It contains all the titles in the most recent series of the Sexton Blake Library; information concerning all the Blake serials of years gone by; particulars of Blake as seen in stage plays and on the talking screen; titles of Blake stories in the rare Penny Pictorial and in Answers Library, plus information concerning the pre-war Sexton Blake Annuals.[14]
Since publication the Catalogue and supplement have been considered an “invaluable” tool by researchers interested in the Blake canon.[15][16] As Blake research was ongoing as new information or titles were discovered in primary sources, the catalogue was updated.[17]
The catalogue provided verification that Sexton Blake had appeared in roughly 4000 tales by around 200 authors. Based on this statistic, Otto Penzler and Chris Steinbrunner writing in the Encyclopedia of Mystery and Detection, concluded that Sexton Blake was "the hero of more novels and stories than any other detective."[18]
In 1993 the second edition of the “famous Sexton Blake Catalogue” was announced in honour of the detective's 100th birthday. The announcement read:
With over 120 pages of text and illustrations listing all the known appearances of the world’s greatest detective in print, TV, radio and celluloid, this bibliography is a must for all collectors.
It was issued by The Sexton Blake Library in Loughton, Essex.[19]
Additions to the catalogue since 1993 have been made from publisher and retailer websites. ISBN numbers, where applicable, have been added to assist verification.
The Sexton Blake Bibliography Parts 1 to 4
Due to the extreme length of the bibliography it has been divided into four eras:[20]
1893-1911: The Victorian/Edwardian Era Sexton Blake bibliography
1912-1945: The Master Criminals Era Sexton Blake bibliography part 2: 1912-1945
1946-1978: The Post War Era Sexton Blake bibliography part 3: 1946-1978
1979–present: Revivals and Republications: Sexton Blake bibliography part 4: 1979-present
Notes to the Cases
All authors have been listed and linked to their Wikipedia biographies where possible. Many of these authors are remembered nowadays for the adversaries they pitted against Blake or the femme fatales they introduced.[2] Many of these popular characters and their appearances have been described and included as well as key incidents in the life of Sexton Blake.
1893 The Amalgamated Press Era Begins
Sexton Blake's career began on 13 December 1893,[3]: 19, 21 the same month that Sherlock Holmes appeared in "The Final Solution". Blake was one of many detectives created in the 1890s to fill the void created by the tale Sir Arthur Conan Doyle intended to be the final Holmes story.[21][22]
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halfpenny Marvel 6 | The Missing Millionaire | Complete Story | Hal Meredeth (Harry Blyth)[23] | Detective Jules Gervaise | Sexton Blake's debut adventure.[3]: 19, 21, 63 By the end of the tale he partners with French detective Jules Gervaise. Gervaise was a tribute to the popular French detectives created by writer Émile Gaboriau. During that era it was considered an honour for an up-and-coming detective to work with a French "mentor."[24] Blake fights against The Red Lights of London and puts an end to the machinations of Madame Dulk. |
| Halfpenny Marvel 7 | A Christmas Crime | Continuation of previous tale[3]: 63–64 | Hal Meredeth (Harry Blyth)[3]: 63–64 | Blake's second case and he is smitten with the heroine Lillie Ray – the first but not the last time he falls for a woman connected to a case.[23] |
1894
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illustrated Chips 225 - 226 | The Lamp of Death | Serial. Part 1 & 2 | Patrick Morris[3]: 21 (W. De Montmorency) | Muriel Lane | The first Sexton Blake serial. Sexton Blake meets Muriel Lane a woman who would eventually become his wife. |
| Halfpenny Marvel 11 | A Golden Ghost; or, Tracked by a Phantom | Complete tale | Harry Blyth | Blake is solo on this case. | |
| Halfpenny Marvel 33 | Sexton Blake's Peril! | Complete tale | Hal Meredeth (Harry Blyth) | Blake fights The Terrible Three. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 2 | Sexton Blake; Detective | Complete tale | Harry Blyth | Sexton Blake debuts in the story paper that will make him famous.[2] The editor markets Blake as a real person.[25] There is no sign of Jules Gervaise. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 15 | Sexton Blake's Triumph! | Complete tale | Hal Meredith (Harry Blyth) | Blake matches wits with a villain known as The Slaughterer. |
1895
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illustrated Chips 227 - 245 | The Lamp of Death | (Serial. Parts 3 to 21) | Patrick Morris (W. De Montmorency) | The completion of the first Sexton Blake serial. | |
| Pluck 56 | Christmas Clues | Anon (Harry Blyth & Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth)) | Detective Nelson Lee Detective Gideon Barr | A team up of sorts. Sexton Blake spends Christmas (well Boxing Day actually) with two rival detectives: Nelson Lee (created by Maxwell Scott) and Gideon Barr (created by Harry Blyth). The three are great friends, the latter two detectives having made their debut in 1894. Gideon Barr faded into obscurity after five tales. Nelson Lee rivalled Blake in popularity and was perhaps even more popular than Blake during the Victorian era.[26] | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 43 | Tracked Around the World | Sexton Blake (W. De Montmorency) | Blake fights a spy named Nightsdalewho has stolen valuable government documents. His lodgings are in Shepherd's Bush. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 58 | The Marcel Mystery | William Shaw Rae | Blake deals with rival lovers. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 62 | A Clue from the Deep | Sexton Blake (William Shaw Rae) | A message in a bottle leads to many a chase. Sexton Blake lives in Norfolk Street, the Strand. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 65 | Sexton Blake's Stratagem | William Shaw Rae | Blake's valet is an ex-constable named Kennedy. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 69 | Nalda the Nihilist; or, Sexton Blake in Russia | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | Sexton Blake has a maid named Sarah Ann. His chambers are on Norfolk Street, Strand. This is the first tale told in the first person where Sexton Blake is the narrator. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 72 | The Clue of the Dead Eyes | Arnold Grahame | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 75 | Tracked to the Death Valley | Melton Whyte (G. Anderson) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 82 | Doctor Zebra's Doom | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | Blake matches wits with Doctor Zebra, an occultist, mesmerist and practitioner of the "Eastern Arts". | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 88 | The Living Picture | Anon. (William Shaw Rae) | |||
1896
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 102 - 118 | Shadowed and Haunted | Serial. Parts 1-17 | Anon. (Unknown) | Sexton Blake investigates the murder of a forensic scientist. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 125 | How Sexton Blake Won His Spurs | William Shaw Rae | The tale relates how Sexton Blake solved his first case back in 1878. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 138 | Bravo, Blake! | Bravo Blake was the nickname given to Blake while he studied at the Public School of Ashleigh. | |||
1897
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 147 | Chased Through China | William Shaw Rae | Notable character debut: We-wee | This tale introduces We-wee, Blakes first boy assistant. Blake meets him in China while on an adventure. We-wee is an orphan and readily agrees to accompany Blake back to England. In many ways the We-wee tales foreshadow the adventures of Blake and Tinker. We-wee is a key figure in the 1890s' renaissance of the child detective.[27] | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 149 | Death By Misadventure | Anon. (William Stanhope Sprigg) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 155 | From Clue to Capture | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 162 | For the Shah | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 168 | Sexton Blake Among the Moors | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 172 | Dead Man's Hand | Melton Whyte (G. Anderson) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 180 | The Finger Clue | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 186 | Under the Smuggler's Flag | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 191 | A Christmas Clue | Anon. (Unknown) | Blake lives on Arundel Street, Strand and has an assistant named Watson. | ||
1898
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 194 | 'Twixt Gallows and Gold | Anon. (Harry Blyth) | The last tale by Blake creator Harry Blyth. Blyth died of typhoid fever in February 1898, aged only 46.[3]: 63–64 | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 204 | The Truman Mystery | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 208 | The Phantom Photographer | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 220 | The Dagger of Dunloe | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 228 | The Third Man | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 238 | The Mystery Man | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 245 | The Cigarette Clue | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale |
1899
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 250 | The Ghost of Strandgap Priory | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 261 | The Lancer Lad | William Shaw Rae | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 283 | Shadowed by Sexton Blake | C. Stevens (Julian Rochfort) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 285 | The Hermit of Texas | Campbell Brown (G. W. Brown) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 289 | The Secret Hand | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 292 | Val Hilton's Vow | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
1900
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 299 | The Brand of Sin | William Shaw Rae | A We-wee tale. | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 336 | The Parachute King | Paul Herring | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 344 | The Ghost of Smuggler's Rock | G. W. Brown | |||
1901
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Marvel Library 421-425 | Book I: The Real Adventures of Sexton Blake | Serial. (Part 1-5) | Anon. (Percy C. Bishop) | Blake battles Professor Septimus Murgatroyd and the Ology Club – a sinister league of scientists. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 356-369 | Griff the Man Tracker | Serial. (Part 1-14) | C. Stevens (Julian Rochfort) | Notable character debut: Griff the Man Tracker | Griff is perhaps one of the strangest of all the Sexton Blake sidekicks.[28] |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 370 | (1) Certain to Win (2) Griff the Man Tracker (part 15) | (1) Norman Goddard (2) C. Stevens (Julian Rochfort) | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 371-373 | Griff the Man Tracker | Serial. (Part 16-18) | C. Stevens (Julian Rochfort) | ||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 375 | Fortune Stone | William Shaw Rae | We-wee | We-wee's final appearance. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 396 | Sexton Blake's Lost Clue | P. Cooke (Percy C. Bishop) | Notable character debut: Wallace Lorrimer. | Lorrimer is Blake's secretary and pupil, and will play a prominent role in The Real Adventures of Sexton Blake serial. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 400 | 10,000 Reward | J. H. Thompson | |||
1902
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Marvel Library 426 -466 | Book I: The Real Adventures of Sexton Blake | Serial. (Part 6- 46) | Anon. (Percy C. Bishop) | Wallace Lorrimer | Blake and Lorrimer battle against Professor Murgatroyd and the Ology Club continues. |
| The Marvel Library 467 -477 | Book II: King of Detectives | Serial. (Part 1 -11) | Anon. (Percy C. Bishop) | Wallace Lorrimer | Blake and Lorrimer solve a jewel robbery and a murder. |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 411 | Tracked Across the Sea | A. G. Pearson | Detective Maxwell Grey | Blake teams up with Maxwell Grey, the Sea Detective. Pearson "was reputed to be an ex-Naval man"[3]: 266 and the detail he provides is quite authentic. Grey also appeared in his own story, The Sea Detective, in Union Jack 455.[29] | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 420 | The Clue of the Freckled Hand | Paul Herring | |||
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 426 | Enemies of the King | A. G. Pearson | Detective Maxwell Grey | Blake teams up with Maxwell Grey for the second time. | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 450 | The Convict Hunt | Paul Herring | |||
1903
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Marvel Library 478 -501 | Book II: King of Detectives | Serial. (Part 12-35) | Anon. (Percy C. Bishop) | Wallace Lorrimer | |
| The Union Jack (1st Series) 464 | Sexton Blake's Clue | Short story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
1904
This year marks the beginning of what will become the Blake crime-fighting trio: Sexton Blake, his assistant Tinker and their bloodhound Pedro. Tinker makes his first appearance in 1904, Pedro follows just under a year later in 1905.[30][31]
| Publication | Title | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 51 | Sexton Blake's Triumph | Arnold Davis (A. G. Pearson) | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 53 | Cunning Against Skill | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | Notable character debut: Tinker | Tinker is Sexton Blake's loyal assistant, an orphaned teenage boy that Blake has taken under his wing.[32] |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 59 | The Mark of the Thumb | Anon. (T. D. Maitland) | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 62 | The Mystery of Hilton Royal | Arnold Davis (William M. Graydon) | Sexton Blake has moved to Baker Street. | |
1905
As can be seen by the title of these stories the early Edwardian phase of Blake's career consists of tales where he goes undercover in various jobs or travels overseas.
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Boys' Friend 230-235 | The Schoolmaster Detective | Serial Part 1-6) | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 236 | Sexton Blake on the Railway | Serial (Part 1) Plus: The Schoolmaster Detective (part 7) | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 237 | Sexton Blake on the Railway | Serial (Part 2) | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 238 | Sexton Blake on the Railway | Serial (Part 3) | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Jester and Wonder 174-193 | Sexton Blake, The Clique of Death | Serial (Parts 1-20) | Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | La Mascotte The Ring of Death | Set in 1889, this serial tells of the case that made Sexton Blake famous. Blake matches wits with The Ring of Death, a powerful criminal organisation. Notable among its members is La Mascotte, arguably the deadliest of all of Blake's female foes to date. Blake lives in Fitzalan square and is assisted by Army Reserve man, an Irishman named Sergeant O’Flaherty. It is the only detective serial Maxwell Scott ever wrote where he did not create the main character.[33] |
| The Jester and Wonder 216 | The Detective Club: Teddy Quicksilver | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | The Detective Club was a series of tales that featured the most popular detectives in the boys story papers. The detectives gathered at the 'tec club each Friday night and would listen to one of their members tell the story of a case they had worked on.[34] | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 68 | Trapped By Sexton Blake | Arnold Davis (William M. Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 69 | Sexton Blake's First Case | Anon. (William Stanhope Sprigg) | Sexton Blake, then an 18-year-old clerk in a law office, solves his first case. At the end of the case, Blake opens a business, Blake & Co. with offices in St. Martin's Lane. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 71 | The Clue of Three | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 73 | From Clue to Climax | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Lord Berkeley Carfax | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 77 | On the Track | Anon. (T. D. Maitland) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 79 | Secrets of a Great City | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | Jimmy Sykes | Jimmy Sykes is another boy assistant. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 81 | The Ocean Detective | Anon. (E. A. Treeton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 83 | The Tsar's Double | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 85 | The Jungle Boy | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 87 | Foes in the Dark | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 89 | Two on a Trail | Mark Darran (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 91 | The Warder Detective | Anon. (E. A. Treeton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 93 | The Army Detective | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 95 | Detective and Fakir | Arnold Davis (A. G. Pearson) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 96 | Champion of the Channel | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 97 | The House of Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Notable character debut Mrs. Bardell | Mrs. Bardell is Sexton Blake's landlady. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 98 | The Railway Detective | Anon. (W. B. Home-Gall) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 99 | Tracked Across Europe | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 100 | The Dog Detective | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Notable character debut Pedro | Pedro, Blake's faithful bloodhound makes his first appearance. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 101 | Sexton Blake in China | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | A story of modern slave trading | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 102 | The Navy Detective | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 103 | The Fireman Detective | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 104 | Twice Round the World | Anon. (E. A. Treeton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 105 | Sexton Blake P.C. | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Notable character debut Detective Will Spearing | Detective Will Spearing will become a close Blake ally and eventually appears in his own tales. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 107 | The Cab Driver Detective | Anon. (W. B. Home-Gall) | From issue 107 onward, Sexton Blake will appear in every issue of The Union Jack.[35] | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 108 | Sexton Blake's Coup | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 109 | The Mechanic Detective | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 110 | The Jockey Detective | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 111 | The Actor Detective | Anon. (F. H. Evans) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 112 | Sexton Blake in Africa | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Matthew Quin, 'Wild Beast Agent' | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 113 | The Post Office Detective | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | Sexton Blake goes undercover as a sorter and a postman. Tinker assumes the part of a telegraph boy. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 114 | Sexton Blake's X'mas | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Sexton Blake, Tinker and Pedro celebrate their first Christmas together. A Double Christmas issue that takes place in Siberia. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 115 | In Double Disguise | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 116 | The River Police Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
1906
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Boys' Friend 239-251 | Sexton Blake on the Railway | Serial. Part 4-16 | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 252-268 | Sexton Blake in America | Serial. Part 1-17 | Herbert Maxwell (W. J. Lomax) | ||
| The Boys' Realm 219 | The Case of the Opium Smoker | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 220 | The Case of the Two Leopards | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 221 | The Case of Lord Avenmore's Plate | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 222 | The Case of Lord Armadale's Burglar | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 223 | The Case of the German Prince | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 224 | The Case of the City Office-Boy | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 225 | The Case of the Railway-Manager's Son | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 226 | The Case of the Eastwich Mail-Cart | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 227 | His Lordship's Valet | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 228 | The Missing Huntsman | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 229 | The Case of the Young Secretary | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 230 | The Footman From France | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 231 | The Obstinate Witness | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Jester and Wonder 222 | The Detective Club: A Trail of Glittering Gold | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Jester and Wonder 232 | The Detective Club: The Scourge of the Bush | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Marvel 133 | On Special Service | Paul Herring | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 117 | The Reporter Detective | Anon. (E. A. Treeton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 118 | The Lost Chief | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 119 | Sexton Blake in Australia | Anon. (T. C. Bridges) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 120 | Sexton Blake, Beefeater | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 121 | Sexton Blake, Gamekeeper | Anon. (W. B. Home-Gall) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 122 | Underground London | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 123 | Sexton Blake – Convict | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 124 | The Diver Detective | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 125 | Tinker, Limited. | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 126 | The Thumb-Print Clue | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 127 | The Motor Detective | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 128 | The Lost Seal | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 129 | The Disguise Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 130 | The Circus Detective | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | Cicely Hamilton holds the distinction of being the first female writer to pen Sexton Blake tales.[3]: 168 | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 131 | The Tram-Ticket Clue | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 132 | No Clue | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 133 | Sexton Blake, Aeronaut | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 134 | The Far, Far North | Anon. (E. M. Burrage) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 135 | Sexton Blake, K. C. | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 136 | Sexton Blake at Bay | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 137 | The Camera Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 138 | The Toilers of the Night | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 139 | Sexton Blake in Zululand | Anon. (W. B. Home-Gall) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 140 | Sexton Blake, King's Messenger | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 141 | The Fisherman Detective | Anon. (Paul Herring) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 142 | Sexton Blake's Ordeal | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 143 | The Collier Detective | Anon. (E. A. Treeton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 144 | The American Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 145 | Sexton Blake in Chicago | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 146 | Sexton Blake in Java | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 147 | Footlight Favourites | Anon. (F. H. Evans) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 148 | The Clue of the Microscope | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 149 | Sexton Blake's Romance | Anon. (C. E. Pearce) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 150 | The Missing 13 | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 151 | The Pierrot Detective | Anon. (F. H. Evans) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 152 | The Steward Detective | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 153 | Sexton Blake Among the Brigands | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 154 | The German Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | Sexton Blake is summoned to Germany by Kaiser Wilhelm II | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 155 | Three on the Trail | Anon. (A. G. Pearson) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 156 | By Pigeon Post | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 157 | Guardian of the Light | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 158 | Sexton Blake in Gibraltar | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Will Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 159 | The Watchman Detective | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 160 | Lost Pedro | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 161 | Sexton Blake in Patagonia | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 162 | The Legion of Honour | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 163 | Butler and Page | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 164 | Capital and Labour | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 165 | Five Years After | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 166 | Hot on the Scent | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 167 | Lost on the Alps | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 168 | A New Year's Mystery | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
1907
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Boys' Friend 294-315 | Sexton Blake in the Congo | Serial. Part 1-21 | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Shumpogaas, a giant Zulu warrior | William Murray Graydon's best remembered works are Sexton Blake in the Congo and Across the Equator, two long serials that ran in Boys' Friend in 1907. King Edward sends Blake on a secret mission to the Congo to learn if reports of atrocities coming out of that nation are true. They may have contributed to a change in public and government perceptions on 'colonial efforts' there.[36] |
| The Boys' Friend 316-330 | Across the Equator | Serial. Part 1-14 | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | The continuation of Sexton Blake in the Congo. | |
| The Boys’ Friend Library 10 | Sexton Blake's Honour | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Nigel Blake, Sexton Blake's brother | ||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 27 | A Woolwich Arsenal Mystery | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 212-232 | The Coster King | Serial. Part 1-21 | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | ||
| The Boys’ Realm 240 | The Shadow | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Realm 266 | The Man From Scotland Yard | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 428 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.1 – Missing! | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 429 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.2 – Mark X | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 430 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.3 – The Triangle | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 431 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.4 – Mars II | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 432 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.5 – Blackmail | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 433 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.6 – The Dorset Jewels | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 434 | Sexton Blake; Detective. No.7 – The Missing Picture | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 435 | The Pretty Princess | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 436 | The Trunk Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 437 | The Spy | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 438 | The Safe-Breaker | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 439 | Within An Ace | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 440 | The Tragedy of No. 9 Hole | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 441 | The Banished Princess and Her Daughter | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 442 | The Last of the Red Triangle | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 443 | The Case of Lord Richard Mansbridge | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 444 | The Fernham Road Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 445 | The King's Messenger | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 446 | The Mafia | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 447 | The Weird Adventure of "Lady Anne" | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 448 | The Clairvoyant | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 169 | A Football Mystery | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 170 | The Case of the Rival Detectives | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 171 | The Slave Market | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | This case marks the debut of two of Blake's most popular allies: Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu, the mighty chief of the Etbaia tribe of Zulus. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 172 | The Laird of Durrisdeer | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 173 | Sexton Blake M.P. | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 174 | The Doctor Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 175 | Sexton Blake, Shopwalker | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 176 | Sexton Blake in Jamaica | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 177 | Salvation Army Blake | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 178 | Struck off the Rolls | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 179 | The Seamy Side | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 180 | Tinker's Triumph | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 181 | Sexton Blake's Zulu | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 182 | Blackmail! | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 183 | Sexton Blake in Wales | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 184 | In the Hands of the Moneylenders | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 185 | The Remittance Man | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 186 | The "Ticket-of-Leave" Man | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 187 | The Empty House | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 188 | Sexton Blake in Ireland | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 189 | The Dockyard Detective | Anon. (E. Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 190 | The Stock Exchange Detective | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 191 | The Stolen Gainsborough | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 192 | The Society Detective | Anon. (F. H. Evans) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 193 | Beware! | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 194 | The Fire-Worshippers | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 195 | The Broker's Man | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 196 | The Mesmerist Detective | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 197 | The Case of the Missing President | Anon. (E. H. Burrage) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 198 | Sexton Blake, Cheap-Jack | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 199 | Sexton Blake in Ashanti | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 200 | (1) The Case of the Coroner's Court (2) Missing! | (1) Anon. (E. J. Gannon) (2) Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 201 | The Sleeping Sickness | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 202 | Sexton Blake at the Opera | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 203 | Base Coin | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 204 | The Stolen Mummy | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 205 | Sexton Blake in Amsterdam | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 206 | Sexton Blake, Whaler | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 207 | Sexton Blake – Lumberman | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 208 | Sexton Blake, Private Secretary | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 209 | Sexton Blake on the Moors | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 210 | The Mystery of the Lightship | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 211 | The Cattle Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 212 | The Stag at Bay | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 213 | The Cardsharper | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 214 | Sexton Blake on Devil's Island | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 215 | Sexton Blake, Insurance Detective | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 216 | The Foreign Legion | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 217 | The Slate Club Scandals | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 218 | By Royal Command | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 219 | The Case of the Lost Husband | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 220 | Sexton Blake, Chemist | Anon. (Cicely Hamilton) | |||
1908
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers Weekly 1,059 | A Confidential Report | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | Sexton Blake begins to appear in Answers Weekly.[3]: 20 These are very short tales and would continue to be published for the next four years. | |
| Answers Weekly 1,060 | The Silver Candlestick | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,061 | My Lord the Baby | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,062 | Who Stole the Cup? | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,063 | The Diamond Star | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,064 | The Midnight Operation | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,065 | The Man From York | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,067 | O. H. M. S. | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,068 | The Mummer's Wife | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,069 | The Tattooed Eye | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,070 | A Knotty Problem | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,071 | The Three Links | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,073 | Mrs. Lambert's Lodger | Short Story | Anon.Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,074 | A Slip of the Pen | Short Story | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 392 | One Minute To Live | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 39 | Sexton Blake in Siberia | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 49 | The Sleep-walker | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 54 | Tiller and Tide-way | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 57 | Sexton Blake, Clerk | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 68 | Sexton Blake's Trust | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 238-262 | Sexton Blake at School | Serial: Part 1-25) | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Boys' Herald 263-278 | Sexton Blake in the Sixth | Serial: Part 1-16) | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Boys' Herald 279-284 | Sexton Blake at Oxford | Serial: Part 1-6) | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 449 | The Browning Claimant | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 450 | In Dire Straits | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 451 | The Affair of the Argosy Patent | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 452 | The Great Bullion Robbery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 453 | The Jewel Maker | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 454 | Nurse Elma's Patient | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 455 | The Case of the Coloured Lights | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 456 | The Recipe For Diamonds | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 457 | A Case of Kidnapping | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 458 | The Case of the Missing Heirlooms | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 459 | The Chinese Money-Box | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 460 | The Black Orchid | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 461 | The Great Convent Robbery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 462 | The Mystery of Marsh Bottom | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 463 | A White Man | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 464 | An Easter Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 465 | The Clue of the Fingerprints | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 466 | The Withered Hand | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 467 | The Case of Miss Louro | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 468 | Lord Moordale's Mystery-Picture | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 469 | Lady Ulswater's Pearls | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 470 | The Messenger of Death | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 471 | The House in Charles Street | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 472 | A Scrap of Blue Paper | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 473 | The Bungalow Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 474 | The Case of the Princess Lara | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 475 | The Case of the Shipbuilder's Clerk | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 476 | The Case of the Strange Advertisement | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 477 | The Case of the Emerald Star | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 478 | Red Sand | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 479 | The Thorpe End Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 480 | The Episode of Mr. Pederson | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 481 | The Colonel's Luck | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 482 | The Clue of the Stained Cigarette | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 483 | A Royal Loan | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 484 | The Great Hotel Robbery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 485 | The Man With the Weak Heart | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 486 | Sexton Blake's Understudy | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Lady Marjorie Maxwell | Lady Marjorie Maxwell 'The Greatest Lady Detective' trained by Sexton Blake. Known as 'Lady Molly' | |
| The Penny Pictorial 487 | The Disappearance of Leila Newbury | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 488 | The Two M's | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Lady Molly | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 489 | The Case of the Second Mate | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 490 | The Case of the Missing Minister | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Lady Molly | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 491 | The Mystery of the Egyptian Bonds | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Master villain debut: Rupert Forbes | Rupert Forbes, Confidence man. One of the first super villains to match wits with Blake. | |
| The Penny Pictorial 492 | A Mystery of the Moors | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Lady Molly | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 493 | The Case of the White Satin Dress | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Lady Molly | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 494 | The Mystery of the Second Floor | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 495 | The Case of Squire Falconer | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 496 | The Case of Marie Zoulovitch | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 497 | The Case of the Crawley Miser | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 498 | Twelve Hours' Purchase | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 499 | Lady Molly's First Case | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Lady Molly | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 500 | The Case of the First-Class Smoker | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 221 | The House of Fear | Anon. (L. J. Beeston) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 222 | The Man From Scotland Yard | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Master villain debut: George Marsden Plummer | George Marsden Plummer A Detective-Sergeant at Scotland Yard turned criminal, and one of Blake's toughest foes. Plummer matched wits with Blake repeatedly over the next 25 years, appearing in 125 tales.[37] | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 223 | The Case of the Missing Bride | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 224 | Sexton Blake's Championship | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 225 | Sexton Blake in Morocco | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 226 | The Mystery of the Mint | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 227 | The Flood | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 228 | Sexton Blake in Baku | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 229 | By Order of the Foreign Office | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 230 | Sexton Blake, Wrestler | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 231 | Pedro's Trail | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 232 | Sexton Blake in Turkey | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 233 | Sexton Blake in Rome | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 234 | Sexton Blake at Court | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 235 | Sexton Blake, N.S.P.C.C. | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective Will Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 236 | A Ward in Chancery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 237 | Sexton Blake at Monte Carlo | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 238 | The Master Anarchist | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | This tale features the kidnapping of a young prince Edward VIII. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 239 | Sexton Blake; Pavement Artist | Anon. (L. J. Beeston) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 240 | The Secret Society | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 241 | The Black Tyrant | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 242 | Sexton Blake's Double Event | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective Will Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 243 | Drink! | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 244 | Through the Enemy's Country | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 245 | The Conscript | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 246 | Sexton Blake: Ambassador | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 247 | Bankrupt! | Anon. (G. Carr) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 248 | Sexton Blake – Longshoreman | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 249 | Caravan and Canvas | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 250 | The Apaches of Paris | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 251 | Libel and Slander | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 252 | Spearing's Disgrace | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective Will Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 253 | The Case of the Naval Manoeuvres | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective Will Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 254 | The Mystery of Moorside | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 255 | Sexton Blake in Glasgow | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 256 | Sexton Blake: Chef | Anon. (F. H. Evans) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 257 | The Specialist | Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 258 | The Hop Pickers | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 259 | The Tramp Detective | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 260 | The Motor-Boat | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 261 | Sexton Blake in Cardiff | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 262 | The Mount Street Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 263 | The Willow Court Mystery | Anon. (L. J. Beeston) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 264 | The Deaf Mute | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 265 | Sexton Blake, Gypsy | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 266 | The Stolen Bloodhound | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 267 | Quarantined | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 268 | The Hypnotist | Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 269 | The Ghost of Rupert Forbes | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Rupert Forbes | Rupert Forbes makes his second appearance. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 270 | The Great Cattle Show Mystery | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 271 | The Kaiser's Mistake | Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 272 | The Family Skeleton | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
1909
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers Weekly 1,075 | A Modern Alchemist | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,076 | An Artificial Clue | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,077 | The King's Diamond | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,078 | The Morehampton Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,079 | Dr. Shaw's Assistant | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,080 | The House on the Cliff | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,081 | The Ancient Monk | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,082 | The Black Cat | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,083 | The Tower of Silence | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,084 | An Old Man's Darling | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,085 | The Blue Line | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,086 | The Plaster Saint | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,087 | The Tiger's Eye | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,088 | The Amateur Burglar | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,089 | The Empty Tin | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,090 | By Ponk | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,091 | The Silver Lock | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,092 | The Golden One | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,093 | The Young Earl | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,094 | The White Mouse | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,095 | No Robbery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,096 | The Case of Mr. Seymour | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,097 | A Holiday Task | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,098 | The Case of Sir J. Lamson | Short Story | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,099 | A Marked Hand | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,100 | For Safe Deposit | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,101 | The Man in the Blue Blouse | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,102 | The Barton Tunnel Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,103 | The Ruthless Hand | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,106 | The Adventure of the Coffee Pot | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,107 | Lady Sylvester's Necklace | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,108 | The Mystery of the Empty Nut-shells | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,109 | The Black Pearl of Bahrein | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,110 | The Black Diamond | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,111 | The Sloane Street Affair | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,112 | The Leather Handled Parasol | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,113 | The Tortoiseshell Comb | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,114 | The Storton Motor Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,115 | The Case of the Cracked Mirror | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,116 | The Grosvenor Square Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,117 | The Sign of the Acorn | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,120 | The Broken Wicket Gate | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,121 | The Old Print Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,122 | The Barbed Dart | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,123 | The Mystery of the Lost Hair Pin | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,124 | The Snow Man | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,125 | The Missing Will | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,126 | That Priceless Pendant | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 405 | The Mystery of Mayburg Reef | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 72 | The Coster King | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 88 | The Mammoth Hunters | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 96 | The Mervyn Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | George Marsden Plummer and Rupert Forbes | George Marsden Plummer and Rupert Forbes team up. Unique to this tale, Sexton Blake is engaged to be married. | |
| The Boys’ Friend Library 102 | Sexton Blake at School | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 105 | Sexton Blake in the Sixth | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 285-297 | Sexton Blake at Oxford | Serial. Part 7-19 | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Boys' Herald 298 | Sexton Blake, Steward (part 1) Plus: Sexton Blake at Oxford (part 20) | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 299-313 | Sexton Blake, Steward | Serial. Part 2-16 | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Boys' Herald 321-327 | The "Ticket-of-Leave" Man | Serial. Part 1-7 | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | ||
| The Boys' Herald 329-336 | The Winged Terror | Serial. Part 1-8 | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | Sexton Blake teams up with friend and rival detective Nelson Lee. | |
| The Penny Pictorial 501 | The Case of Fort Montauban | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 502 | The Ashford Place Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 503 | The Case of the Missing Ledgers | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 504 | The Case of the Woman at the Window | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 506 | The Episode of the Missing Key | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 507 | The Strange Case of a Motor Mishap | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 508 | The Mystery of Major Gretton | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 509 | The Episode of the Stolen Platinum | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 510 | The Episode of the Stolen Baby | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 511 | The Hampstead House Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 512 | The Shadow | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 513 | The Problem of His Grace of Maidenhead | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 514 | The Mystery of Matt's Rest | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 515 | The Episode of the Black Diamond | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 516 | The Ardingley Wood Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 517 | The Episode of the Little Red Image | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 518 | The Problem of Cherriton Gardens | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 519 | The Dodman's End Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 520 | The Crawley Cottage Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 521 | The Problem of the Second Melody | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 522 | The Case of the Cortez Ruby | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 523 | The Long Stretton Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 524 | The Peveril Bay Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 525 | The East Coast Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 526 | The Case of Mr. & Mrs. Stanmore | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 527 | The Problem of the Missing Minister | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 528 | A Deal in Diamonds | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 529 | The Case of the Haunted Room | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 530 | The Problem of the Man From Russia | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 531 | The Tragedy of the Halz Cavern | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 532 | The Episode of the Featherstone Pearls | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 533 | From the North | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 534 | The Secret Trial | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 535 | The Problem of Little Lord Bayfield | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 536 | The Avengers | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 537 | The Problem of the One-Legged Man | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 538 | The Mystery of the Empty Bungalow | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 539 | The Shadowy Third | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 540 | The Case of the Dancing Bear | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 541 | The Templecombe Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 542 | The Mystery of the Riderless Cycle | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 543 | The Problem of the Riveted Saucer | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 544 | The Problem of the Fire Epidemic | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 545 | Well Matched! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Marston Hume makes his debut. | Hume is the first recurring villain in the Blake canon. He appeared in a dozen tales from 1909 to 1910. | |
| The Penny Pictorial 546 | The Bara Diamond | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 547 | Parried! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 548 | Quits! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 549 | The Removal of Mr. Soames | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 550 | The Case of the Louis Quinze Snuff-Box | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 551 | Abducted! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 552 | Blake Scores! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 273 | The Vendetta! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 274 | The Adventuress | Anon. (L. J. Beeston) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 275 | £.s.d | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 276 | Sexton Blake in Borneo | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 277 | The Road Hog | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 278 | The Man Hunt | Anon. (G. Carr) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 279 | The Boarding House Mystery | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 280 | The Three Brothers | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 281 | 20,000 Bail | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 282 | The Prodigal | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 283 | Black and White | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 284 | East and West | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 285 | C.Q.D. (The Signal of Distress) | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 286 | Azeff the Anarchist | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 287 | The Old Age Pensions Mystery | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 288 | Amongst the Unemployed | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 289 | The Five Towns | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 290 | The White Chief | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 291 | The Case of the Public Trustee | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 292 | The Noiseless Gun | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 293 | Gregory Sanderson's Will | Anon. (G. Carr) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 294 | The Great Peerage Romance | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 295 | The Emigrants | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 296 | The Affair of the Royal Hunt Cup | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 297 | Sexton Blake, Publican | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 298 | Sexton Blake, Showman! | Anon. (A. S. Hardy) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 299 | The Blue Room Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 300 | Unfrocked | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 301 | The Great Motor Car Mystery | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 302 | In Deadly Grip | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | George Marsden Plummer. | The second appearance of George Marsden Plummer. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 303 | The Stepney Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 304 | The Case of the Naval Estimates | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 305 | Sexton Blake, Lock-Keeper | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 306 | Sexton Blake in Blackpool | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 307 | The Mystery of Dusky Hollow | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 308 | Sexton Blake, Bookmaker | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 309 | Sexton Blake in Holland | Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 310 | The Yellow Cord | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 311 | The Racing World | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 312 | The Mystery of the Scarlet Thread | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 313 | Sexton Blake — Consul | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 314 | Sexton Blake, Playwright | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 315 | The Swell Mobsman | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | George Marsden Plummer. | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 316 | The Jewel Thieves | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 317 | Sexton Blake — Aviator | Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 318 | Bridge | Anon. (L. J. Beeston) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 319 | Sexton Blake — Scout-Master | Anon. (Edgar Pickering) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 320 | Sexton Blake, Squire | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 321 | Sexton Blake's Christmas Case | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 322 | Sexton Blake, Sandwich-Man | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 323 | The Third Degree | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 324 | The Great Conspiracy | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
1910
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers Weekly 1,127 | The Strange Case of the Millionaire | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,128 | The Broken Type Key | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,129 | A Back Room Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,130 | The Clue of the Torn Curtain | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,131 | The Crooked Telephone | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,132 | The Chilworth Emerald | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,133 | An Unscrupulous Rogue | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,134 | Mademoiselle Justine | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac was Sexton Blake's first recurring female foe. Unlike many of the female foes that came before, crime was her profession. She may have had a slight influence on the adventuresses later created by George Hamilton Teed.[38] Blake becomes infatuated with her. |
| Answers Weekly 1,135 | The Adventure of the Lady Typist | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | |
| Answers Weekly 1,136 | The Affair of the Burgravian Attache | Short Story | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | |
| Answers Weekly 1,137 | The Affair of the Three Candles | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | |
| Answers Weekly 1,138 | The Mystery of the Callow Youth | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | |
| Answers Weekly 1,140 | The Goggenheim Bank Affair | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | Mademoiselle Justine de Chevrac | |
| Answers Weekly 1,141 | The Great Auk's Egg Affair | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,142 | The Lucky Pig Case | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,143 | A Posthumous Revenge | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,144 | The Dilemma of the L. C. J. | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,145 | A Blind Chance | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,146 | The Recipe for Rubber | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,147 | The Gold Tooth | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,148 | The Incubator | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,149 | The Parrot and the Pearls | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,150 | The Marked Sovereign | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,151 | The Rug Box Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,152 | The Gaolbird's Feathers | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,153 | The Twisted Bicycle Spoke | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,154 | Poker Work | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,155 | The Stain on the Sill | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,156 | The Onyx Button | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,157 | The Skating Rink Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,158 | Pawned For 7/6 | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,159 | The Man from Manchester | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,160 | Submarine F4 | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,161 | Sexton Blake's Failure | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,162 | Sidbury's Scoop | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,163 | The Man on Ticket O' Leave | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,164 | The 1,000 Cheque | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,165 | P. C. Barter | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,166 | The Stolen Elephant | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,167 | In Wey's Copse | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,168 | The Lost Pom | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,169 | The Vicar's Overcoat | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,170 | The One Who Did It | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,171 | King Graft | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,172 | A Death-bed Marriage | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,173 | The Stolen Miniature | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,174 | The Mallingworth Mystery | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,176 | Kit the Jockey | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,177 | Steel Studs | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,178 | The Hiding Place | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,179 | The Message in Cipher | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 484-496 | Sexton Blake, Foreman | Serial. Part 1-13 | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 497-499 | Sexton Blake, Spy | Serial. Part 1-3 | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | ||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 107 | Sexton Blake at Oxford | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 123 | Sexton Blake in the Congo | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 124 | Across the Equator | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 131 | Detectives, Limited | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 134 | The Mill-Master's Secret | Anon. (J. G. Jones) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 337-349 | The Winged Terror | Serial. Part 9-21 | Anon. Maxwell Scott (John William Staniforth) | Features Nelson Lee. | |
| The Penny Pictorial 553 | The Case of the Writing in the Dust | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 554 | The Case of the Three Women in Grey | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 555 | Secret History | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 556 | The Case of the Man in Blue Spectacles | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 557 | The Strange Case of Mr. Mostyn | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 558 | The Case of the Indian Idols | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 559 | The Missing Candidate | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 560 | The Keeper of the Radium | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 561 | The Episode of the Ivory Chopstick | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 563 | The Mystery of No.10, Rue Rousillon | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 564 | The Mystery of the Little White Room | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 565 | The Episode of the Gipsies' Revenge | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 566 | The Mystery of a Taxi-Cab | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 567 | The Problem of the Missing Volume | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 568 | The Clue of the Clock | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 569 | The Postponed Wedding | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 570 | The Morton Crescent Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 571 | The Case of the Scarred Neck | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 572 | The Mystery of the Sele Train Murder | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 573 | The Case of the Condemned Hulk | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 574 | The Dere Castle Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 575 | Sudden Death | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 576 | The Disappearance of Mr. Rust | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 577 | The Poisoned Teacup | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 578 | The Haven Farm Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 579 | The Problem of the Anonymous Letter | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 580 | The Strange Case of Miss Massinger | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 581 | The Problem of the Missing Turner | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 582 | The Lurthing Road Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 583 | The Strange Case of the Missing Light-Weight | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 584 | The Webber Mansions Murder | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 585 | Alias Private Goodman | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 586 | At Close Quarters | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 587 | The Case of the Mysterious Nun | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 588 | The Comberleigh House Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 589 | The Colt Street Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 590 | The Mystery of Miss Dumbarton's Diamond | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 591 | The Mystery of the Five-Forty Train | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 592 | The Strange Theft at Waydon Hall | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 593 | The Case of the 100-Note | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 594 | The Case of the Murdered Moneylender | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 595 | The Tragedy of the Downdale Cliff | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 596 | "Accessory After the Fact" | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 597 | The Tragedy of Canum Reaches | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 600 | The Case of the Grangemoor Murder | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 601 | The Finch-Hutton Murder Case | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 602 | The Kidnapping of a King | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 603 | A Mysterious Disappearance | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 604 | Trapped! | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale. | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 605 | The Case of the Man With the Missing Thumb | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 325 | Sexton Blake in Newfoundland | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 326 | Warned Off | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 327 | The Great General Election Case | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 328 | The Slum Landlord | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 329 | Found Drowned | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 330 | The Analyst Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | Laban Creed | First appearance of master criminal Laban Creed. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 331 | The King's Secret | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 332 | Sexton Blake, Juryman | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 333 | A Manchester Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 334 | The Problem of the Yellow Button | George Marsden Plummer | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 335 | Sexton Blake in Vanity Fair | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 336 | The Embankment Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 337 | The Sailor's Return | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 338 | The Case of the Small Holding | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 339 | The Mystery of the Mediterranean | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 340 | Sexton Blake, Postmaster | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 341 | Sexton Blake in Hatton Garden | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 342 | The Mystery of Room 11 | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | George Marsden Plummer and John Marsh | Plummer joins forces with John Marsh for the first time. The two would fight Blake multiple times over the next four years, Marsh making his final appearance The Pursuit of Plummer, in Union Jack #547, published in 1914. | |
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 343 | Sexton Blake - Trainer | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 344 | The Mystery of the Tobacco Plantation | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 345 | The Colonel's Charger | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 346 | The Labour Exchange Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 347 | Tracked by Aeroplane | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 348 | Hara-Kiri | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 349 | The Great Rubber Syndicate | Anon. (J. G. Jones) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 350 | Sexton Blake's Country Cottage | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 351 | The Labour Member | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 352 | On the Hire-System | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 353 | Sexton Blake, Tax Collector | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 354 | The Rival Mills | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 355 | Sexton Blake, Bath-Chair Man | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 356 | The Nottingham Mystery | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 357 | Plummer Versus Blake | Anon. (George Hamilton Teed) | George Marsden Plummer, John Marsh | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 358 | The Cellar Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | Detective-Inspector Spearing | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 359 | Sexton Blake, Territorial | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 360 | Sexton Blake - Tick-Tacker | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 361 | Sexton Blake, Ice Cream Merchant | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 362 | The Gold Mountain | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 363 | The Flat Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 364 | The Nursing Home Mystery | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 365 | The Cotton "Corner" | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | George Marsden Plummer, John Marsh | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 366 | Sexton Blake's Shooting Party | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 367 | The Millionaire Baby | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 368 | Sexton Blake, Author | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 369 | Sexton Blake, Taxi-cab Driver | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 370 | The Case of the Exiled King | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 371 | The Great Stores Mystery | Anon. (J. G. Jones) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 372 | Sexton Blake in Rhodesia | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 373 | The Coster's Christmas Plus: Sexton Blake, Unemployed | Anon. (Unknown) Anon. (D. H. Parry) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 374 | Accessory After the Fact | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 375 | The Great Bank Smash | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 376 | Sexton Blake, Santa Claus | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 377 | Contempt of Court | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
1911
| Publication | Title | Format | Author | Key Characters | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers Weekly 1,180 | The First Burglary | Short Story | Anon. (Unknown) | ||
| Answers Weekly 1,181 | The Haunted Major | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,182 | A Bit o Crockery | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,183 | The Cigarette | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,184 | The Ferret | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,185 | A Rugby Scrimmage | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,186 | A Safe Place | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,187 | A Fifth Form Dilemma | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,188 | Diamond Cut Diamond | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,189 | A Moneyed Ghost | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,190 | Footmarks and Fingerprints | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,191 | The Money Bait | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,192 | The Professor's Landing Net | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,193 | The Clue of the Ash | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,194 | Sexton Blake's Surprise | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,195 | Hushed Up | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,196 | Sexton Blake, Diplomatist | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,197 | The Runaway | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,198 | A Question of Politics | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,199 | The Blue Diamond | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,200 | Mad Garborough's Luck | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,201 | The Junior Partner's Deal | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,202 | The Red Hand of Siva | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,203 | The Stolen Rifles | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,204 | A Terrible Predicament | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,205 | Look for the Lady | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,206 | The Tower of Diamonds | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,207 | In Borrowed Plumes | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,208 | Kirk, the Daw | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,209 | Contraband of War | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,210 | Her Father's Name | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,212 | The Polovnian Contract | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,213 | The Mystery of the Sandalwood Box | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,215 | A Mixed Bag | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,216 | The Stained Fingers | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,217 | The Three Detectives | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,218 | The Metal Disc Clue | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,219 | The Poisoned Peer | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,220 | His Highness's Hobby | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,221 | The Greenhouse at Hampstead | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,222 | The Tortoiseshell Comb | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,224 | Ther Case of Miss Clayford | Short Story | |||
| Answers Weekly 1,231 | After Business Hours | Short Story | |||
| The Boys' Friend 500-505 | Sexton Blake, Spy | Serial. Part 3-9 | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | ||
| The Boys' Friend 537-551 | Tinker's Schooldays | Serial. Part 1-15 | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | ||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 155 | Ten Years Penal Servitude | Anon. (T. C. Bridges) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 165 | Sexton Blake's Quest | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 172 | Sexton Blake, Foreman | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Boys’ Friend Library 177 | Sexton Blake, Steward | ||||
| The Boys' Herald 437 | The Airship Spy | Anon. (Unknown) | |||
| The Boys' Herald 438 | Jack Arnley's Disappearance | ||||
| The Boys' Herald 439 | The Missing Millions | ||||
| The Boys' Herald 440 | The Strange Case of Mr. Smithers | ||||
| The Boys' Herald 441 | A Highland Mystery | ||||
| The Magnet 189 | Tinker's Schooldays (part 1) | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 606 | The Great Bridge Tunnel Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | A Marston Hume tale | ||
| The Penny Pictorial 607 | Found Guilty! | The last Marston Hume tale. | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 608 | A Difficult Problem | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 609 | The Case of the Missing Typist | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 610 | On Information Received | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 611 | A Case of Circumstantial Evidence | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 612 | The Problem of the Red Triangle | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 613 | The Carven Wood Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 614 | The Tragedy of Ensdon Hill | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 615 | Jim's Revenge | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 616 | The Case of the Mysterious Cottage | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 617 | Fooled! | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 618 | The Tragedy of North Bank Mansions | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 620 | The Saving Clue | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 621 | The Somerplace Murder Mystery | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 622 | The Stolen Cipher | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 623 | The Chance of a Lifetime | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 624 | The Helderstone Pearl Robbery | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 625 | The Didwell Train Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 626 | The Mystery of the Stolen Tie-Pin | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 627 | The Black Hand Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 628 | The Tythe End 'Bus Tragedy | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 629 | The Princess Sophia's Escape | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 630 | The Naseing Lock Mystery | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 631 | The Whitepool Pier Mystery | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 632 | The Mystery of the Stolen Banknotes | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 633 | The Mystery of Box "B." | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 634 | The Forest Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 635 | The Quinton Park Tragedy | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 636 | The Problem of the Missing Bride | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 637 | The Belder's Street Mystery | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 638 | The Up-River Mystery | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 639 | The Goona Pearl Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 640 | The Wavemouth Tragedy | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 641 | The Temple Towers Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 642 | The Case of the Brothwick Woods Murder | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 643 | The Strand Cafe Tragedy | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 644 | The Mystery of the Three Sovereigns | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 645 | The Stolen "Madonna" | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 646 | The Colford Court Mystery | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 647 | The Case of Nurse Knight | Anon. (E. Sempill aka M. Storm) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 648 | The Case of the Missing Volume | ||||
| The Penny Pictorial 649 | The Murder of Morton Geen | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | |||
| The Penny Pictorial 655 | The Mystery of Paulton Towers | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 378 | The White Man's Grave | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 379 | Sexton Blake, Bandsman | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 380 | The Squaw-Man | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 381 | A1 at Lloyds | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 382 | The Mystery of Bleakmoor Prison | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 383 | The Wreck of the Scotch Express | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 384 | By Order of the Board | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 385 | The Father of the Chapel | Anon. (J. G. Jones) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 386 | Only an Alien | Anon. (Douglas Walshe) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 387 | The Case of the Pirated Patterns | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 388 | Sexton Blake, Boxing Trainer | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 389 | On the Flood Tide | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 390 | The Census Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 391 | The Affair of the Billiard Champion | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 392 | The Last Hope | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 393 | In the Shadow of the Plague | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 394 | Sexton Blake — Station-Master | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 395 | A Soldier's Honour | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 396 | The Night Alarm | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 397 | The Problem of the Pageant | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 398 | The Derby Winner | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 399 | A Double Thread | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 400 | The Child-Beater | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 401 | The Kidnapped Inspector | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 402 | Harold Roydon's Sacrifice | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 403 | The Music-Hall Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 404 | The Flying Column | Anon. (Cecil Hayter) | Sir Richard Losely and Lobangu | ||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 405 | By Royal Warrant | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 406 | Tinker's Big Plunge | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 407 | Under Canvas | Anon. (A. C. Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 408 | Sexton Blake, Yachtsman | Anon. (C. T. Baine) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 409 | The Mystery of the Green Palanquin | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 410 | The Art Smuggler | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 411 | Sexton Blake's Holiday Case | Anon. (J. G. Jones) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 412 | The M.D. Mystery | Anon. (Norman Goddard) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 413 | Sexton Blake - Strike Settler | Anon. (W. J. Lomax) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 414 | The Alibi | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 415 | The Death Tick | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 416 | Witness for the Defence | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 417 | The Weighing-Room Mystery | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 418 | The Secret of the Embassy | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 419 | The Case of the Missing Million | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 420 | The Laboratory Mystery | Anon. (E. J. Gannon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 421 | The Great Poison Problem | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 422 | During His Majesty's Pleasure | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 423 | The Refugees | ||||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 424 | Sexton Blake - Hawker | Anon. (E. W. Alais) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 425 | The Wandering Heir | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 426 | The Missing Missionary | Anon. (William Murray Graydon) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 427 | The Rajah's Vow | Anon. (Ernest Brindle) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 428 | A Christmas Tragedy | Anon. (William J. Bayfield) | |||
| The Union Jack (2nd Series) 429 | The Bullion Special | Anon. (Andrew Murray) | |||
External links
References
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- ↑ Oxford Companion to Children's Literature. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2015. ISBN 9780199695140.
- 1 2 3 4 Turner E.S. (1975). Boys Will be Boys The Story of Sweeny Todd, Deadwood Dick, Sexton Blake, Billy Bunter, Dick Barton et al. Faber and Faber.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Lofts, W. O. G.; Adley, D. J. (1970). The Men Behind Boys' Fiction. London: Howard Barker. SBN 093047703.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Wright, Norman (1989). "The Adventures of Sexton Blake, Detective". In Higgs, Mike (ed.). The Sexton Blake Detective Library. Hawk Books. ISBN 9780948248962.
- ↑ Sexton Blake: The Early Years. 12 May 2020. Retrieved 19 February 2023 – via Amazon.
- ↑ "Sexton Blake". Rebellion Publishing. Retrieved 19 February 2023.
- ↑ "Sexton Blake and the Great War". Rebellion Publishing. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
- ↑ Packman, J. Blakiana, Collectors Digest v12 #135, 1958, p. 87
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- ↑ Webb, W. The Author Who Died Twice, Collectors' Digest Christmas Annual 21, 1967 p109
- ↑ Turner, E.S. Old Boys' Papers, Weekend Telegraph #7, 6 November 1964
- ↑ Collectors Digest v20 #229, January 1966, p. 30
- ↑ Packman, J. Blakiana Collectors Digest, v24 #286, October 1970, p 10
- ↑ Collectors Digest, v25 #295, 1971, p 22
- ↑ Hawkey, L. Do You Know, Collectors' Digest Vol 44, #525, 1990 p 22
- ↑ Bridgewater, J. The Disguised Detective, Collectors' Digest Vol 44, #522, 1990 p 9
- ↑ Hopkins, R. Sexton Blake Penny Pictorial Reprints in the 1927 Popular, Collectors' Digest Vol 45, #529, 1991 p7
- ↑ Steinbrunner, Chris; Penzler, Otto. Encyclopedia of Mystery and Detection, McGraw-Hill 1976, p7
- ↑ Hawkey, L. Do You Know, Collectors' Digest Vol 47, #563, 1993, p 19
- ↑ Nevins, J. The Encyclopaedia of Pulp Heroes, 2017
- ↑ Duncan, Alistair (2011). An Entirely New Country: Arthur Conan Doyle, Undershaw and the Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes. MX Publishing. p. 90. ISBN 9781908218209.
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- 1 2 Turner, E.S. (1976). Boys Will Be Boys. Penguin. p. 129.
- ↑ LeRoy, Lad Panek (206). After Sherlock Holmes: The Evolution of British and American Detective. McFarland. pp. 53–54.
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- ↑ Holland, S. Children's Books and Magazines, Story Papers Index
- ↑ Andrew, Lucy. The Boy Detective in Early British Children's Literature
- ↑ Leckenby, Herbert Before Tinker's Time, Collectors' Digest Vol 8, Number 95, November 1954
- ↑ Lofts, W. O. G.; Adley, Derek (6 September 2008). Hubin, Allen J. (ed.). "The Crime Fighters Page 11". Retrieved 4 March 2023.
This detective appeared in Union Jack No. 420 in a story entitled "The Sea Detective,"
- ↑ Swanson, Clare (20 March 2020). "Blake's Progress: Mysteries & Thrillers 2020". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 4 March 2023.
paired him with a bloodhound named Pedro. Another writer, W.J. Lomax, gave Blake an assistant named Tinker, and cemented a trio would last more than 70 years
- ↑ Hodder, Mark. "Sexton Blake Bibliography: 1905". Blakiana. Retrieved 4 March 2023.
The Blake household is expanded with the arrival of Pedro the Bloodhound
- ↑ Webb, W. The Story of Tinker, Collector's Digest Annual, Christmas 1955
- ↑ Leckenby, H. Blakiana Safe, The Collector's Digest Vol 8, #93, September, 1959
- ↑ Swan, G.S. Blake Tells the Tale, Collector's Digest Vol 30, #351, March, 1976
- ↑ Wright, Norman (1989). "The Adventures of Sexton Blake, Detective". In Higgs, Mike (ed.). The Sexton Blake Detective Library. Hawk Books. ISBN 9780948248962.
- ↑ Dodds, Georges T. William Murray Graydon: A Brief Biography, Dime Novel Round Up 81, 192-207
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- ↑ Swan, S. Gordon (July 1969). "A Lost Character in "Answers"" (PDF). Story Paper Collectors' Digest. Vol. 23, no. 271. p. 11. Retrieved 6 March 2023.
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