SUPER-DETECTIVE STORIES was a short-lived Trojan publication, lasting for 15 issues from March 1934 through July 1935.  Although his story was not illustrated by Parkhurst on the cover, Spider author Norvell Page was present in the April 1935 issue with "Gum Chew Work".  This appears to have been Page's only contribution to the title; other contributors included Hugh Cave (with three stories) and, of most interest to collectors, Robert E. Howard, whose "Names In The Black Book" in the May 1934 issue.