
Artist Unknown
This hot number of a cover is from 1967. The doctor’s face is in the shadows but the cover assures us that he’s “virile.”

Artist Unknown
This hot number of a cover is from 1967. The doctor’s face is in the shadows but the cover assures us that he’s “virile.”
Who wants to go to the beach?
Since today is the anniversary of the introduction of the bikini and it is summer time, this seems like the perfect time for some beach fun! And here to help is a sampling of pulp paperbacks that are perfect for Bikini Day! Grab one of these and head down to the beach. Be sure to wear sun screen.
My family has always been a fireworks family. Every 4th of July, when I was growing up, my family would celebrate the 4th of July in Arkansas. My Uncle would always drive me and my sisters and our cousins all over Arkansas and Oklahoma and we would stop at every fireworks stand that we found. He would buy us all as many fireworks as we wanted. My cousins always wanted something that would blow up and make a lot of noise. I liked the sparklers and the black cubes that would turn into snakes. Lisa and I always wanted to get anything that had a cat or a bat (like the ones above) on the label. We would get so excited whenever we spotted a new fireworks stand.
Here to help both you and me get into the 4th of July mood are some great fireworks labels! If you bought enough of these, you know that 4th was going to be a good one.
Remember, like Marilyn Monroe says, enjoy your fireworks safely!

by Erin Nicole
Happy 4th!
From 1936 through 1942. Ace G-Men Stories published stories of FBI agents battling gangsters and, eventually, foreign spies. Among the many regular features in the magazine were the stories of the Suicide Squad, a group of four FBI agents who took on the jobs and the missions that were too dangerous for everyone else. Today, the magazine is highly sought by collectors because of its exciting and very pulpy covers.
Here’s a sampling of the covers of Ace G-Men Stories!
With the 4th of July approaching, it’s time to celebrate the great American cities with a little help from the pulps!