Pulp Covers January 2011

No Wooden Overcoat

“To know her was to burn and be burned… But when you are dealing with drug trafficers… You must keep cool… And alive”

Frustrations Of Judy

Judy had nowhere to hide, when Steve switched on the light, revealing her and Mona in their frantic but passionate love embrace.

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Weekend Swappers

Pro Tip: Never let the wife’s lesbian lover drive the ski boat.

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Satan’s Workshop

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Voodoo Slaves for The Devil’s Daughter

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My Wife and Lovers

The way to the top was through the bedroom. Where woman met woman, and man met man.

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American Manhood – “The Virile Magazine”

Also, The Unknown American Indian and My Personal Jungle Adventure

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7 Substitutes For A Husband!

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The Case of the Green Death

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The Case of the Yellow Mask

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The Case of the Suicide Tomb

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Human Anchor in The Ice Pack

Also, Messy Love Lives of Millionaires, TV: Killer In Your Living Room, and Mating Rite of the Python Princess

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Soft Decoys of Death to Smash the Krauts

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Also, Cooked Alive in the Ring of Horror, We Are Your Geisha Slaves, Sgt. Joe, The Bordello Blitz of France’s Harlot Army, and I Am Making My Wife A Killer

The Last Man on Starbuck Island

Is he being attacked by sea bass?

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The Day They Captured The Empire State Building

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A Psychotic Millionaire. His Private Army of Ruthless Fanatics. A Brigade of Love-Starved Call Girls.

Also featuring: The Woman’s Bedroom Role, Sexual Foreplay: What MEN Have A Right To Demand, and I Escaped the Blood-Sucking Motilone Tribe

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