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Tomorrow We’ll Dance In The White Man’s Blood!

All Man October 1959

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The Spitfires (Original Title: Whirlwind in Petticoats)

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The Story of Two Sisters Who Believed in “Free Love”

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Sex Slave to the Jungle Japs

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Battle Cry January 1960
Battle Cry Magazine January 1960

While this cover is indeed racist, I don’t think those are the Japs I was promised.

Also featuring Listen While You Love, Tigers Spell Death, and Pearl Heart: Wildest Woman Of The West

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Quemoy’s Pirate Queen

Man to Man August 1959

Also, Inside Batista’s Torture Chambers and Never Force a Blonde

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The Day They Butchered Bhopat!

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Also featuring Paradise For White Hunters: Annie MacRae’s All-Girl Safari and Are You A Victim Of The Secret Sin?

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The Lady And The Gorilla

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Rage April 1957
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Also featuring How Girl Gangs Fight And Love, I Was Flogged By Red Sadists, and Nakedness — The Greatest Sex Fear, which sounds like an exposé on never-nudes. This entire issue can be downloaded here

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The Red Hot Kitten And The Ice Cool Cat

Man's Adventure November 1959

Also featuring The Box-Car Bawds Of Buffalo Bend

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The Only War Our Army Ever Lost

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The Only War, Fury magazine cover, August 1955
Fury August 1955

The War of the Sea!

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I Captured The First Okapi

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Cheetah Battle, Animal Life magazine, May 1954
Animal Life May 1954

Interestingly, the first pictures of the Okapi in the wild weren’t captured until 2008.

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