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Man's Book, February 1973
Man's Book February 1973 Vol 12 No 1
From the dying days of the Men's Adventure magazines before they went full porn. A couple of topless spreads and tons of ads. The texts were very short, maybe four pages worth each at most. Man's Book lasted five more issues.
Savagery in Action - They Prey on Homosexuals by Charles Beach
Broad overview of blackmail against gays.
The Incredible Raid of Italy's Kissing Daughters of Doom by Roy Harper
An Italian sex worker working with anti-fascists sneaks a bomb into a detention center to kill her beloved before he's tortured for information.
10 Weaknesses That Can Doom Your Love Life by L.O. Peterson
Pop sexology
The Monster Vampires Who Lived on Maidens' Blood by Chuck McCarthy
Quick story of Elisabeth Bathory. The torture deaths of her accomplices are a bit more embellished than I've seen elsewhere;
I Pay Off in Lust - Confessions of an Orgy Girl by Lola Bryan
The story of women hired by yacht salesmen to entertain potential clients.
Dance, My Darlings, to the Whip's Evil Song by Lotya Grez as told to Jim McDonald
A woman is forced to play the violin in a concentration camp orchestra while others are whipped.
The Truth About Aphrodisiac Foods
They don't work and are dangerous. Gave a stat about heroin overdoses in NYC that works out to 800 a year - in 2021 there were 2668 overall overdose deaths, a 234% increase against just a 19% increase in population. Also mentions the "regulation" WWII era diet of 3000 calories a day. I looked up the study and it was more like 3600, but that may have been the baseline for soldiers in the field.
It's Raining Fire on Hell's Beach by Cpl. Ben Vetter
Brutal tale of rangers being decimated behind enemy lines in Italy. The highlight of the mag.
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Obviously NOT Magilla Gorilla and Ogee.
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The Mad Monsters Of Monda-Lau!
Art by John Duillo
Peril (Mar1962)
#Pulp#Men's Adventure#Peril#John Duillo#Science Fiction#Vintage#Art#Original Art#Before And After#Mens Adventure#Robots#Magazines#1962#1960s#60s#Pulp Art#Pulp Illustration
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Adventure For Men Feb 1967
Victor Olson
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I could hardly imagine The Galloping Ghost's Wendy and Rita going barechested for the sake of attracting attention, especially with a faltering dude ranch in close proximity to the alleged locale of the Lost Dutchman's Mine of Western lore.
scenes from a BARECHESTED WESTERN
Marli Renfro, October 1961
#hanna barbera#the galloping ghost#wendy and rita#going barechested#men's adventure magazine#sweat mags#lost dutchman's mine#hannabarberaforever
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Stag magazine illustrations by Mort Künstler (1950s, 1960s)
#mort künstler#pulp art#men's magazines#pulp artist#mort kunstler#illustrations#crime stories#war stories#adventure#spy-fi#1950s#1960s
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From the cover of BOLD MEN magazine Vol 5, #2 (Cape Magazine Management, 1961)
Artist: uncredited, possibly George Wilson?
#pulp#pulps#mens magazine#mens mags#sweat mags#sweat mag#adventure#pulp adventure#action adventure#60s pulp#1960s pulp#pulp magazine#pulp magazine art#pulp art#george wilson
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Marvel Universe trading cards, series II, 1991, Disney Adventures Magazine ad.
#marvel#trading cards#1991#comics#spiderman#wolverine#magneto#daredevil#the thing#ben grimm#x-men#fantastic four#impel marketing#superheroes#supervillians#ad#ads#magazine ads#advertisement#advertising#disney adventures
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Battle Cry March 1969
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Adventure magazine - April 1966.
#vintage illustration#vintage magazines#magazines#cover artwork#illustration#illustrators#artwork#magazine illustration#the 60s#the 1960s#adventure magazine#men’s magazines#magazines for men
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September 2002
#Scooby-Doo#cartoon#TV#Warner Bros#Jackie Chan#X Men#Pokemon#Mucha Lucha#Yu-Gi-Oh#2002#2000s#ad#magazine#Disney Adventures#wb kids#2002-09
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1960 01 Real Man cover - Victor Prezio
A Million Dollars Lay in my Grasp, Until a Woman's Flesh Led Me into Hell
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Forty Days of Frankenstein, Day Three: Back in the 1950s there was this array of "Men's Adventure Magazines," with names like "Man's Life," or "Argosy," or whatever. Covers usually featured paintings of manly men doing manly things, sometimes with scantily clad women-in-peril being rescued by said men. They contained lurid stories of adventure presented often in the first person as though true, and breathless "the real truth about" articles. The April, 1959 issue of "Spur" magazine contained the article "The REAL Dr. Frankenstein," (spoiler: no) with a two page illustration of a crazy mad scientist working on his monster. The monster half of the illustration, by artist Emile Ferrari, I present to you forthwith. Note that by this point, we are firmly in Karloff/Pierce territory, with many excellent stitchy stitches and head electrodes.
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