Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
“In the middle of the Indian forest, a man waiting for the train near the railway line. Suddenly, a boa constrictor attacking the victim, holding in its powerful coils. But here is a tiger hurling itself against the huge reptile which which then also wraps the beast in its death grip. On the monstrous tangle comes the train. The tangled web is bloodily broken by the wheels of the train.” possibly from an issue of Domenica Del Corriere
Promotional shots of Maria Montez for the film Cobra Woman
Illustration from the newspaper serial novel “King of the Khyber Rifles” by Talbot Mundy
As she danced she whirled both arms above her head and cried as the werewolves are said to do on stormy nights,
There’s no use giving you a sightseer’s guide to the Nansei Shoto, because after the navy and air forces have blasted the way for a landing on those islands, they just won’t look the same.
But since the islands themselves will still be there, and most of the people, the more you can find out about the people and how they live, the safer and more comfortable you will be.
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