MEN'S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY Number 6

Stories and art from the wildest men's magazines of the 50s, 60s and 70s, and a special article on starlet Angie Dickinson, "Cinema's Best Honey." The Heist Issue!  “The Flying Bank Looters” from Man's World, October 1967, written by Tom Christopher. “The Flying Bank Looters” art is by Earl Norem (1923-2015), also known for his Marvel b&w magazine covers. “GI Stick-Up Mob That Heisted $35 Million in Nazi Gold” is by Eugene Joseph from Male, November 1967. The cover art here is by the great Mort Künstler, with more interiors by Bruce Minney and six more complete, illustrated stories. Writers Paul Bishop, author and podcaster, and Jules Burt, UK and YouTube entrepreneur, both provide different perspectives on the Heist genre in books and movies. The beautiful Angie Dickinson is best known from TV's Police Woman, but she stars in countless movies, including the heist films Ocean's Eleven, The Killers, Point Blank and Big Bad Mama! Discover "the twists, turns and outright reversals of the Heist genre. Populated with the cutthroat, the desperate, and the genius -- the Heist genre celebrates the clockwork efficiency of a master plan in the service of crime." Read the pulp-style fast-paced stories and enjoy the period illustrations. Masters of crime and their beautiful female compatriots using plenty of weird devices including a submarines, Kung Fu, you-name-it.