Only one copy is known to exist of this rare ashcan, which preceded the launch of Spicy Mystery Stories the following month.
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The second and final issue. One of the scarcest pulp titles of all, this represented a cross-section between the “girly pulps” of the 1920s and the ongoing Harlem Renaissance; this was also a rare instance of a pulp series focused primarily (and positively) on Black people. Bookery’s notes the series as “very rare”, stating that “only a few known copies of each” exist today and that this second issue is “even rarer” than the first, and very little information exists online about the contents of each.
Also featuring The Daughter Of Genghis Khan, The Living Dead, and Rainbow of Death
He Conquered A Dyak Army And Turned All Borneo Into His Private Kingdom
For Men Only illustration, November 1965
Also featuring The Passionate Belly Dancer, My Beat: The World’s Most Wide-Open Sin Capital, “Mad Marty’s” Legion-of-The-Damned Rangers, Night School Nude, and Yank Airman Who Helped Save The Saipan Invasion
… in two minutes the temperature would drop to 60-below
Also includes They Call Me A Travel Tramp, I’m Going To Steal Your Car Tonight, and Nude Hostages In The Amazon War of the Women
