Painting

Fritz Leiber rated The Slithering Shadow (a.k.a. Xuthal of the Dusk) among the worst of the Conan stories, calling it “repetitious and childish, a self-vitiating brew of pseudo-science, stage illusions, and the ‘genuine’ supernatural.” However, that didn’t stop this original Margaret Brundage painting for selling for $42,000. This entire issue can be downloaded here

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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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3 Years With The She-Devils Of The Sulu Sea

Man's Conquest magazine cover, March 1959

The Amazing Saga of Charlie Hathaway’s Battalion Of Women Warriors

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The Morgan Kid

Short Stories, pulp cover, February 10, 1929

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Pilot to Control Tower, I’m Hijacking My Own Plane

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Renegade Sea Nymph and Her Crew of Strange Castaways

True Action magazine cover, February 1963

Also featuring Seek Out, Destroy Germany’s Subterranean Missile City, The Yank Airman Who Joined An Asia Sex-And-Sabotage Brigade, and Wild Society Blonde Who Became A Wehrmacht Love Queen

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The Corpse Came Calling (1961)

The Corpse that Came Calling, paperback cover, 1964

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Salambo: High Priestess of Ancient Carthage

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Contraband Blonde

Mastermind Of A Smuggling Ring — Boss Of A Vice Barracks — Brutal — Passionate

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Tragic Ground (1958)

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Michael Shayne’s Long Chance (1964)

From the back:

She was a full-blown brunette in a bandanna halter that just barely covered the essentials. The non-essentials were very impressive, too. This was just the kind of case Shayne could enjoy. Keeping an eye on a dish like this and getting paid for it. He could have hopped from his balcony to hers, but he politely made a date for later. This wasn’t work, it was pleasure. A short-lived pleasure. For when Shayne finally got to her room that night, he knew he had waited too long. The lady had run out of time, and the date had been canceled—by murder.

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