Monkeys

Jungle Tales of Tarzan (Ace)

Tarzan Of The Apes Challenges The Savage Wilderness

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The House That Stood Still

Her name was Mistra. Beautiful. Enchanting. 1000 years old. And Stevens had to kill her.

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City Of The Living Dead

A different story from the one in this issue of Startling Stories.

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Tarzan Lord of the Jungle

I included an interior illustration from this book, as well as the cover art of the Blue Book publication of this story, both by J. Allen St. John.

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War of the Giant Apes

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Mars Invades Earth by Mind Control!

This entire issue can be downloaded here

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Edit: Added the original painting by Mort Kunstler. However, notice that he re-did the bottom-right corner, replacing the fallen native man with a blonde woman. This modified image was used as the cover of the April 1971 issue of Male magazine.

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Land of the Lost Safaris

I wasn’t sure how to tag this one. She certainly looks helpless, but she is holding a bloody dagger. So I went with both Helpless Women and Dangerous Women.

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Charge of the Killer Baboons

Also, ‘Massacre in Blood Alley’ and ‘How Hidden Fears Ruin Your Sexlife’

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The Sailor and the Monkey

“In 1935, Walter Baumhofer did these three covers for ADVENTURE magazine. We aren’t aware of any particular reason why these paintings were done, such as for a series running in the magazine. Baumhofer and the editor were just monkeying around and came up with the idea and ran with it through the year. They are just a delightful trio of paintings and a excellent example of why Baumhofer is considered one of the greatest pulp artists ever.”

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