One of the nicest things that has happened to me as a result of writing this blog about vintage men’s pulp adventure magazines was getting an email from model and…
The Eva Lynd 2017 Pinup Calendar – and some key facts about Eva…
Robert F. Dorr takes us “BEHIND THE SCENES OF BUDAPEST’S SEX REVOLT”
EDITOR’S NOTE: I first met author Robert F. Dorr, via email, in 2009. Between then and his death on June 12, 2016 I talked to him many times by phone…
“Charge of the Mad Machine Gunner” – one of Robert F. Dorr’s classic war stories…
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is an updated version of a post I wrote in 2009, shortly after I had my first of many phone calls with writer Robert F. Dorr. In…
The art of torture and execution using honey-crazed hummingbirds, killer anteaters and big ass snakes!
In a previous post here, I showed a set of men’s pulp adventure magazine covers and interior illustrations with scenes depicting the use of various types of animals as instruments…
Farewell to writer Robert F. Dorr…
Robert F. Dorr, the great military aviation historian, journalist and novelist who got his start as an author by writing stories for men’s adventure magazines in the 1960s and 1970s,…
“Isabelle Eberhardt: The Legion’s Most Wanted Woman”
Most stories in the classic pulp fiction magazines published from the 1920s to the mid-1950s were just that – fiction – and were identified and promoted as such. The…
Robert F. Dorr talks about his classic war and adventure stories in A HANDFUL OF HELL – PART 2…
My previous post here featured excerpts from the introduction that author Robert F. Dorr wrote for A HANDFUL OF HELL, the fourth book in our Men’s Adventure Library series. HANDFUL…
An interview with monster art master Basil Gogos about his men’s adventure magazine artwork…
Artist Basil Gogos is the most widely-known and revered painter of movie monster paintings in the world. His reputation as the King of Monster Art was first established in the…
Bryce Walton in men’s adventure, science fiction, mystery, detective and Western magazines…
There are many connections between the classic pulp fiction magazines that flourished from the 1920s to the 1950s and the men’s pulp adventure magazines that began to emerge in the…