The Sailor Steve Costigan Stories:21 Title of Sailor Steve Costigan
( Boxer Stories )
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers, Romance
| Author: | Robert E. Howard | ISBN: | 1230000037736 |
| Publisher: | Jame-Books | Publication: | December 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert E. Howard |
| ISBN: | 1230000037736 |
| Publisher: | Jame-Books |
| Publication: | December 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Steve Costigan is an Irish American from Galveston, Texas (Texas Fists, 1931). He has one brother, Mike, who is also a boxer and has been more successful in this sport than Steve himself (The Bull Dog Breed, 1930). He left Texas to become a sailor, soon becoming an Able Seaman (AB) on the merchant ship Sea Girl (registered in San Francisco, California). While he has worked on other ships, he considers this to be his home.
He has been an amateur boxer since childhood. Steve always likes to be champion of whichever ship or organisation he is part of (Circus Fists, 1931). Subsequently the only title he really holds is "Champion of the Sea Girl" (which he refers to as "The Fighten'est Ship Afloat"). He found his pet bulldog, Mike, as a stray in Dublin and named him after his brother (The Bull Dog Breed, 1930). Steve is a heavyweight boxer, weighing 190lb and standing 6 ft (1.8 m) tall. He has the "Black Irish" combination of blue eyes and black hair.
The Sailor Steve Costigan Stories:21 Title of Sailor Steve Costigan’s adventure,The Fighting and Action Stories, written by Robert E. Howard in 1929-1934.
1. Blow the Chinks Down, First appeared in Action Stories, October 1931. Alternate title: The House of Peril.
2. Breed of Battle, First published in Action Stories, November 1931. Alternate title: The Fighten'est Pair and Sampson Had a Soft Spot.
3. Dark Shanghai, First published in Action Stories, January 1932. Alternate title: One Shanghai Night.
4. The Pit of the Serpent, First published in Fight Stories, July 1929. Alternate title: Manila Manslaughter.
5. The Sign of the Snake, First published Action Stories, June 1931.
6. The TNT Punch, First published in Action Stories, January 1931. Alternate titles: The Waterfront Law, The Waterfront Wallop.
7. Alleys of Peril, First published in Fight Stories, January 1931. Alternate title: Leather Lightning.
8. Champ of the Forecastle, First published in Fight Stories, November 1930. Alternate title: Champ of the Seven Seas, The Champion of the Forecastle.
9. Circus Fists, First published in Fight Stories, December 1931. Alternate title: Slugger Bait.
10. Fist and Fang, First published in Fight Stories, May 1930. Alternate title: Cannibal Fists.
11. General Ironfist, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, June 1934.
12. Night of Battle, First published in Fight Stories, March 1932. Alternate title: Shore Leave for a Slugger.
13. Sailors' Grudge, First published in Fight Stories, March 1930. Alternate title: Costigan vs. Kid Camera.
14. Sluggers on the Beach, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, August 1934.
15. Texas Fists, First published in Fight Stories, May 1931. Alternate title: Shanghied Mitts.
16. The Bull Dog Breed, First published in Fight Stories, February 1930. Alternate title: You Got to Kill a Bulldog.
17. The Iron Man, First published in Fight Stories, June 1930.
18. The Slugger's Game, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, May 1934.
19. Vikings of the Gloves, First published in Fight Stories, February 1932. Alternate title: Including the Scandinavian.
20. Waterfront Fists, First published in Fight Stories, September 1930. Alternate title: Stand Up and Slug.
21. Winner Take All, First published in Fight Stories, July 1930. Alternate title: Sucker.
Steve Costigan is an Irish American from Galveston, Texas (Texas Fists, 1931). He has one brother, Mike, who is also a boxer and has been more successful in this sport than Steve himself (The Bull Dog Breed, 1930). He left Texas to become a sailor, soon becoming an Able Seaman (AB) on the merchant ship Sea Girl (registered in San Francisco, California). While he has worked on other ships, he considers this to be his home.
He has been an amateur boxer since childhood. Steve always likes to be champion of whichever ship or organisation he is part of (Circus Fists, 1931). Subsequently the only title he really holds is "Champion of the Sea Girl" (which he refers to as "The Fighten'est Ship Afloat"). He found his pet bulldog, Mike, as a stray in Dublin and named him after his brother (The Bull Dog Breed, 1930). Steve is a heavyweight boxer, weighing 190lb and standing 6 ft (1.8 m) tall. He has the "Black Irish" combination of blue eyes and black hair.
The Sailor Steve Costigan Stories:21 Title of Sailor Steve Costigan’s adventure,The Fighting and Action Stories, written by Robert E. Howard in 1929-1934.
1. Blow the Chinks Down, First appeared in Action Stories, October 1931. Alternate title: The House of Peril.
2. Breed of Battle, First published in Action Stories, November 1931. Alternate title: The Fighten'est Pair and Sampson Had a Soft Spot.
3. Dark Shanghai, First published in Action Stories, January 1932. Alternate title: One Shanghai Night.
4. The Pit of the Serpent, First published in Fight Stories, July 1929. Alternate title: Manila Manslaughter.
5. The Sign of the Snake, First published Action Stories, June 1931.
6. The TNT Punch, First published in Action Stories, January 1931. Alternate titles: The Waterfront Law, The Waterfront Wallop.
7. Alleys of Peril, First published in Fight Stories, January 1931. Alternate title: Leather Lightning.
8. Champ of the Forecastle, First published in Fight Stories, November 1930. Alternate title: Champ of the Seven Seas, The Champion of the Forecastle.
9. Circus Fists, First published in Fight Stories, December 1931. Alternate title: Slugger Bait.
10. Fist and Fang, First published in Fight Stories, May 1930. Alternate title: Cannibal Fists.
11. General Ironfist, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, June 1934.
12. Night of Battle, First published in Fight Stories, March 1932. Alternate title: Shore Leave for a Slugger.
13. Sailors' Grudge, First published in Fight Stories, March 1930. Alternate title: Costigan vs. Kid Camera.
14. Sluggers on the Beach, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, August 1934.
15. Texas Fists, First published in Fight Stories, May 1931. Alternate title: Shanghied Mitts.
16. The Bull Dog Breed, First published in Fight Stories, February 1930. Alternate title: You Got to Kill a Bulldog.
17. The Iron Man, First published in Fight Stories, June 1930.
18. The Slugger's Game, First published in Jack Dempsey's Fight Magazine, May 1934.
19. Vikings of the Gloves, First published in Fight Stories, February 1932. Alternate title: Including the Scandinavian.
20. Waterfront Fists, First published in Fight Stories, September 1930. Alternate title: Stand Up and Slug.
21. Winner Take All, First published in Fight Stories, July 1930. Alternate title: Sucker.
