Adventure across the face of the earth, from the dark jungles of Guatemala to the vast Siberian wastelands, from the hot sands of Arabia to a medieval fortress, these pulp stories offer you the escape of high adventure. Thrilling Adventure magazine made its debut with the December 1931 issue, and went on for twelve years and 139 issues, closing with the November 1943 issue. For its entire run, it truly lived up to its name, offering readers the best in thrills and excitement. Famous pulp authors who appeared in Thrilling Adventures included Hugh B. Cave, Wayne Rogers, Arthur J. Burks, G. Wayman Jones, Johnston McCulley (of Zorro fame), and Edgar Rice Burroughs. For one thin dime, magazine readers were treated to the best that pulp adventure could offer. Thrilling Adventures returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
Shadow Throne
A Complete Novel Of Mexico
by E. Hoffmann Price
For the sake of the down-trodden — and a red-haired girl — Simon Bolivar Bailey, ex-Union Army Captain, “intervened” to help Benito Juárez drive an emperor out of power!
On The Road To Amurang — East Indies
by Louis L’Amour
Ponga Jim searches southern waters for undersea craft
Whaling In The Antarctic — South Pole
by C.S. Strong
The saga of modern Vikings who pursue the sea kings.
Howler Of The Hills — West
A Complete Novelet
by Galen C. Colin
Sneering murder rides the range when a cowpoke challenges a killer fiend!
Walk The Plank — Alaska
by Bertrand W. Sinclair
Muzz Cameron made big killings in fish, but when death’s net was cast at him he struck fast — with a vengeance.
They Write As They Live — Special Feature
You take it and like it — says Louis L’Amour
Nazi Fury — War
by Lieut. Scott Morgan
His back to the open sea, his face to the foe, Orison Strand does a hero’s job at Dunkerque!...
The Globe Trotter — A Department
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