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The Sultan’s Warrior

A Man Of Many Wives — But Only One Love

Aimée

Fiery and French… she began in innocence, and ended as a sultan’s favorite concubine

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In the sultan’s harem, power was a blood-stained scimitar, love was the whim of a barbarian… and its ways prescribed by his Academy of Love. An empire’s most beautiful women had studied there. But none learned their lessons quite as well as the French girl named Aimée Dubuc

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Are American Men Sex Failures / Wife-Swap For Traveling Men

Featuring such thrilling pieces as She Drank Her Victim’s Blood, I Fell 50,000 Feet, Escape From The Wall, Stag Show Dancer, and I Dove For Treasure

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Recall To Arms

A Legionnaire Never Forgets How To Fight — This One Didn’t Try

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Death Seeks For Congo Treasure

This entire issue can be downloaded here

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The Tattooed Rood

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The Yankee Gunslinger Who Rustled A Harem

Also, Legion Of Lust and The Secret Behind Saipan’s Blood Bath

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Harem Ordeal Of The Lady Doctor

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My One-Man Raid On Red China

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The House of Golden Masks

Includes the Solomon Kane story “The Rattle of Bones” by Robert E. Howard. This entire issue can be downloaded here

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Zero Hour

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Captive In The Night

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This is the violent, headlong story of Blair Hanson, soldier of fortune, and the reckless and beautiful woman who had once betrayed him. Would she dare to try again?

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The Flying Legion (1919)

This story was later republished in Fantastic Novels magazine.

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The Fire of Asshurbanipal

This issue includes Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft (both writing a Cthulhu Mythos tale) and Robert Bloch and Otis Adelbert Kline and E. Hoffmann Price and Manly Wade Wellman and Henry Kuttner and August Derleth. The only one missing is Clark Ashton Smith, but he got a letter in, so he’s included too. And then there’s a cover by J. Allen St. John and interior art by Virgil Finlay. This entire issue can be downloaded here.

The cover story by Robert E Howard is a personal favorite of mine. The full text can be read here.

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Sons Of The Sword

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