Harry Schaare - The Men's Adventure Magazines Blog

Mike Shayne in men’s adventure magazines – Part 2: 1953 thru 1961….

4 years ago

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When Davis Dresser’s novel, DIVIDEND ON DEATH, was published in 1939 under the pseudonym Brett Halliday, it launched what became a huge multi-decade multimedia empire. It was the first…

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Robert F. Dorr’s MISSION TO TOKYO – an epic new history book by a former men’s adventure writer…

12 years ago

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With the holiday season upon us, I decided to do some posts about books I’d recommend as gifts for fans of vintage men’s adventure magazines. First up is MISSION TO…

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Some classic “killer creature” covers on men’s pulp adventure magazines…

12 years ago

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From the early 1950s to the early ‘60s, men’s pulp adventure magazines regularly featured cover paintings showing bloody confrontations between humans and various types of land and sea creatures. I…

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Interview with artist Gil Cohen: Part 3 – The Magazine Management years and beyond…

14 years ago

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Part 3 of my interview with Gil Cohen, an artist who once painted hundreds of cover paintings and interior illustrations for men’s adventure magazines, picks up after he was discharged…