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.
Dedicated to America's fighting airmen, Wings magazine brought high-flying adventure and thrills to millions of readers. Fighting Aces of war skies! Coming from Wings Publishing Co., a subsidiary of Fiction House (also known for its Jungle Stories pulp), Wings made its debut in January of 1928 and featured stories from the war-torn skies of Europe during World War I. The magazine kept up with the times, and as World War II approached, the bi-planes were replaced by sleeker monoplane models, and the antagonists changed from the Kaiser's air forces to those of the Axis. Wings magazine continued to be published on a quarterly basis for an astounding twenty-five years, until the final one in the spring of 1953. During that time, 133 issues were published, each offering the derring-do of America's mighty war birds and the men who flew them. Wings returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
A Complete Novelet of Two Flaming Fronts
Hell’s Gray Goose
by Joe Archibald
Steady American hearts manned the bomber Hairbreadth Harry... Except at the waist gun, where schemed Sergeant Harvold Brunson, brother of the Luftwaffe’s top ace!
Flat-Tops Below!
by Sam Carson
The story of Dupuy and Dainty Moore, dive bombers de luxe, who had to fight for a chance to fight when the enemy carriers came.
A Long Novel of the High Road Back
Spy Way To Crete
by Steuart M. Emery
Once Crete had been a British base. Now it swarmed with swastika tanks and swastika planes — and a mystery swarm of shaggy mountain men.
A Drink For A Warhawk
by H.C. Brokmyer
The American island base was a brand-new secret. But a spy gave a signal, and only Alabam Roper could halt the tidal wave of Japs.
A Complete Novel of Naval Armageddon
Battle Flight
by Paul Mattes Kraemer
The Jap fleet bored east from the Marianas, with the safety of America at stake — and a flying screwball strategist faked the Yank navy’s dope.
Commando Wings
by Harold Rogers
Only a nutty inventor could have expected a wild man like combat pilot Greg Sommers to stay put on a stodgy photographic mission.
A Long Novelet of Daredevils Down Under
The Hari-Kiri Squadron
by Jackson V. Scholz
Milt Mercer wanted Zeros. He got hate-hardened Chug Blake, Tokio Tilly, and a hard-case outfit that had no time for a movie hero.
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