The I Love a Mystery Companion

Longing only for action, adventure and excitement wherever it would lead them, three men fought through vampire-infested jungles, ghost towns of wind-swept Nevada, and defeated mad scientists with werewolf assistants. Jack Packard, Doc Long and Reggie York were those musketeers and from 1939 to 1952, the program gained a cult audience. Young children began their own fan clubs while civic-minded adults protested against the scary stories. This is the official guide to the ultimate of radio thrillers, I LOVE A MYSTERY. Four hundred pages documenting the entire history of the radio program, including a biography of Carlton E. Morse, the creator/producer/director of the series.

Features memories from cast and crew (Mercedes McCambridge, Tony Randall, etc.), a complete episode guide to each and every broadcast including cast lists and plot descriptions, documentation of the I LOVE A MYSTERY novels, comic strips (panels reprinted in the book) the four motion pictures, a reprint of an unused outline for a ten-chapter serial, USO material reprinted, Morse's correspondence, episode guides for Morse's other radio serials like THE WITCH OF ENDOR and CAPTAIN POST: CRIME SPECIALIST, and much, much more! Includes photos and index.