MEN'S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY Number 9

Boldly illustrated stories, nine in all, of Croc Attacks, Jungle Curses, Bloodthirsty Cults, Backwoods Revenge, and even World War II Battles for Survival against Ravenous Reptiles! And half-clad gals are usually part of the mix! Also featured in this issue: Men’s Adventure Down Under, Crocs and Gators in the Movies, Gal-lery: The Women of The Astounding She-Monster, a look at pulp writer Max Allan Collins, his character Nolan and their steamy covers. Includes pin-up magazine covers of the model and actresses. Entirely in full color. Complete with covers and interior art are stories collected from these classic men's magazines: Man's Day, Man's Life, Adventure, Escape to Adventure, Man's Action, Man's Look, For Men Only, Stag, and Man's Exploits. All are from original issues published in 1953, '57, '58, '61, '63, '70 and '71. "Men’s Adventure Quarterly is your exclusive source for two-fisted fiction and illustration from the men’s adventure magazines of yesteryear. We curate the finest stories and art around a single subject, add painstaking research and interviews from some of the dedicated scholars in pulp culture, and design a quarterly journal you’ll be proud to display on your bookshelf. Co-Editors Robert Deis and Bill Cunningham have invited pulp scholar Andrew Nette and film historian and critic John Harrison for this issue of croc attack chaos! Join us every Quarter to relive the men’s adventure experience only in the MAQ."