HIGH SEAS ADVENTURES Vol. 1 #3 APRIL 1935 Facsimile

High Seas Adventure April 1935 facsimile reprint from Adventure House. Pulp Magazines were popular culture for nearly seventy years. Their colorful covers beckoned the world weary reader to step into a new vibrant world of action, romance and adventure fiction. Pulp magazines filled the entertainment void for as little as a dime for millions of readers each and every week. Printed on cheap high bulk pulp paper, "The Pulps," bridged the gap between juvenile nickel weeklies and the more expensive glossy magazines and hardbound editions. Stories and titles of magazines varied as much as their readers. Main feature is a complete book-length novel- Outlaw of the Sea by Dr. George S. King.  Short stories include: The Shanghaied Crimp by Bill Adams - Then Pudse Conner, sailors' boarding master, was shanghaied by his on men, he faced a sea baptism worse than hell. Nantucket Sunrise by Warren E. Carleton - Captain Arvin Pate awoke to a red sun and trouble. Transport by Peter Huntley Macarthur - Uncle Reuben was painting his dory when that durned foot submarine had to show up. Demon Reefs by Ben C.Robinson - Brave men dared to seek the phantom demon that drifted, a shadowy monster, in the starlit waters. Adventure House Presents pulp magazines that have not been seen since they first appeared on the newsstands nearly seventy-five years ago. Out Of Print. Condition: Fine Plus. Light edge wear and two tipped corners.