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Munseys: Death Ends the Scene

Death Ends the Scene

Robert Leslie Bellem
Pulp Fiction
That washed-up movie-director was going to knock himself off in order to give his no-good bride a double-indemnity payoff--and, Dan Turner, trying to do a couple of good deeds, found himself facing a murder rap with some very hard gunsels making it tough!

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(By: Sam Shovel)
This 33-page story from 1948 is one of the best Bellem stories I\'ve read, but (or maybe because) the \"spiciness\" and cartoonishness are at a somewhat lower level than usual. First-time Bellem readers might come away wondering what all the fuss was about, but I highly recommend this story, which lays bare how good a writer Bellem was.