Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.
All-Adventure Action Novels. The title of the magazine clearly promised what readers could expect inside, and it delivered on that promise. Thrilling tales of exploits in the South Seas. Feel the heat of the Moroccan sun as you march with the French Foreign Legion. Trek through insect-laden jungles in search of lost cities. Survive the tortures of Devil’s Island. Ride camelback across the burning sands of the Sahara. In 1929 Fiction House, publishers of Jungle Stories, Frontier Stories, Planet Stories, etc. brought out a new pulp magazine entitled Action Novels. It ran from December 1928 through January 1933. After a six year hiatus, the magazine returned under the name “All-Adventure Action Novels” with a Fall 1937 issue. After only three more issues, the magazine closed with the Spring 1939 issue. It ran a total of 25 issues, each filled with all the action the title advertised. All-Adventure Action Novels returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
A Complete Novel Of Suez
Drums Of The Desert
by Thomas J. Cooke
Suez trusts few men and no women. Yet Horwood rode on a dark-eyed girl’s quest with the sacred death-warrant flag of the Mahdi under his shirt.
A Stirring Novel Of French Guiana
The Iron Man Of Devil’s Island
by George Bruce
Devil’s Island. Nightmare of stinking cells and rotting men. Yet for ten long years Jacques deVris, l’incorrigible, fought off its gnawing madness with an iron faith.
A Big South Seas Novel
Red Typhoon
by Albert Richard Wetjen
Balata, South Sea sink of iniquity, toughest port in the Islands. But that was before Typhoon Bradley put in to tame it with fist and marlin spike and bullet.
A Novel Of The Foreign Legion
Riders Of The Burning Sands
by John Starr
MacCarger marched under the tricolor, his life twice forfeit. Even the battle gods turned against him and flung him into a feud fiercer than the Legion’s lash.
A Novel Of Revolt In India
Ruby Of Revolt
by Victor Rousseau
Kali, hideous Death Goddess of the Hindus. From the slums of Calcutta to the rock-hewn altars of Seravi, her idolaters blazed the bloody tenets of her pagan cult.
