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Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire
Not long ago, I stumbled across a post about men’s adventure magazines on another blog that is now among my favorites. It’s the blog Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire,… The post Love Train for the...
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Wildcat Adventures, Part II – William Burroughs, weird menace, wild women
My previous entry here provided a look at a classic issue of the men’s adventure magazine Wildcat Adventures from 1960, the second year of the magazine’s run. Wildcat Adventures was… The post Wildcat...
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Scorpions ripped my flesh! (in men’s pulp magazine art)
Many kinds of “killer creatures” were featured on the covers of men’s adventure magazines in the 1950s and 1960s: big animals, small animals, fish, birds, crabs and various creepy crawlies,… The post...
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MAN’S DARING: the men’s sweat magazine that exposed Hitler’s baboon tortures...
[Post updated with new images, text and links, March 21, 2012.] The terms “sweat magazines,” “men’s sweats” or just “the sweats” are often used to describe vintage men’s adventure magazines.… The post...
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WILDCAT ADVENTURES premieres with an artistic and literary bang in June 1959…
WILDCAT ADVENTURES was one of several classic men’s adventure magazines published by Robert C. Sproul, through his company Candar Publishing, sometimes misspelled as “Candor” by sources like the 1960...
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WILDCAT ADVENTURES presents killer Leopard Women and deadly tattooed Geishas…
I have a love-hate relationship with the men’s adventure magazine WILDCAT ADVENTURES. I love many of the gonzo stories you’ll find in it, like “DEATH ORGY OF THE LEOPARD WOMEN,”… The post WILDCAT...
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