MEN’S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY #10, the Vietnam War Issue, full color edition

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This is a full color edition of  SEQ CHAPTER h r 1the MEN’S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY #10, the Vietnam War Issue, sold by MAQ Editor Robert Deis, signed if requested by the buyer. The MEN’S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY #10 reprints some of the best men’s adventure magazine stories about the Vietnam War published in the 1960s and 1970s. They include a story by Mario Puzo, author of THE GODFATHER, first published under the pseudonym he used for the many MAM stories he wrote early in his career, Mario Cleri, and a story about Barry Sadler and his song “Ballad of the Green Berets.” In addition to story reprints, MAQ #10 features a special Art Gallery section showcasing other Vietnam War cover paintings by Mel Crair, articles about Vietnam War novel series by vintage paperback expert and writer Paul Bishop, author Nicholas Cain’s account of the making of the movie based on his novel SAIGON COMMANDOS, a photo feature about Raquel Welch’s 1967 USO Tour to Vietnam with Bob Hope, and a unique article by MAQ Co-Editor and designer Bill Cunningham about the now nearly forgotten PS MAGAZINE comics designed to educate GI’s about preventive maintenance on their guns, featuring artwork by Will Eisner, creator of THE SPIRIT. The MAQ is an 8″x10″ paperback with 171 pages printed on high quality paper. Here’s a look at the Table of Contents: Page 4 – Introduction by MAQ Editor Robert DeisP. 8 – “The First Gi’s to Die in Vietnam” by Jack RyanP. 26 – “Saigon Nymph Who Led the Green Berets to the Cong’s Terror Headquarters” by Mario Puzo (Writing as Mario Cleri)P.43 – “When Comics Waged War in Vietnam” by MAQ Co-editor and Designer Bill CunninghamP.50 – “Ambush by the Bridge at Nam Nang” by Jackson BowlingP.62 – “Barry Sadler: Ballad of a Green Beret” by Garth RobertsP. 72 – “Saga of Mad Mike Kovacs and His Battling Lepers of Vietnam” by Glenn InfieldP.84 – “Paperback Battleground: Vietnam” by Paul BishopP.93 – “Paperback Battleground: Hollywood” by Nicholas CainP.96 – “Mig Bait over North Vietnam” by Robert F. DorrP.108 – The MAQ Art Gallery: a Showcase of Vietnam Covers featuring illustration art model and action icon Steve Holland.P.122 – “Mission Imperative: Smash the Cong Terror Tunnel” by Eric BroskeP.132 – “Ambush! The Horror at Khe Sanh” by Dave GrahamP.156 – “Uncle Sam’s Universal Shafting of Viet Vets” by Nat HymoffP.144 – “Raquel Welch, There for Our Troops” (in Bob Hope’s 1967 USO Tour) I’m Robert Deis, Co-Editor of the MAQ, with Bill Cunningham, and Co-Editor of the books in the Men’s Adventure Library book series, with Wyatt Doyle. I sell all previous issues of the MEN’S ADVENTURE QUARTERLY in my other listings. Previous issues collect and discuss stories and artwork on various themes, including: Westerns (MAQ #1), Cold War spies (MAQ #2), Vigilante Justice (MAQ #3), Jungle Girls (MAQ #4), Dirty Dozen style stories (MAQ #5), and Heists (MAQ #6), Gang Girls (MAQ #7), Hit Men (MAQ #8), Croc Attack! (MAQ #9), Vietnam War (MAQ #10). In other listings, I also sell copies of all books in the Men’s Adventure Library series, including: Atomic Werewolves and Man-Eating Plants, The Naked and the Deadly: Lawrence Block in Men’s Adventure Magazine, George Gross: Covered, Pollen’s Women: The Art of Samson Pollen, The Exotic Adventures of Robert Silverberg, Pollen in Print: 1955-1959, Maneaters: Killer Sharks in Men’s Adventure Magazines, Pollen’s Action: The Art of Samson Pollen, Weasels Ripped My Flesh!, He-Men, Bag Men & Nymphos, A Handful of Hell, Barbarians on Bikes, I Watched Them Eat Me Alive, Eva: Men’s Adventure Supermodel, Cuba: Sugar, Sex and Slaughter, One Man Army: The Action Paperback Art of Gil Cohen, and the Cryptozoology Anthology. You can read more about vintage men’s adventure magazine and my book and magazine projects on MensPulpMags[dot]com website. I combine shipping if you buy multiple items from me. On request, I will sign copies and add any inscription you want. Please message me if you have any questions.

Fire In The Rectory: And Two More John Nolan Detective Novellas

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Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Title:Fire In The Rectory: And Two More John Nolan Detective NovellasISBN13:9780989333399ISBN10:0989333396Author:Freeman, Stan (Author)Description:A Fire Destroys A Church Rectory In Brooklyn In 1915 And A Valuable Painting Is Lost, A Raphael, But Was It Arson To Disguise The Theft Of The Painting? A Pacifist Running For Congress In Brooklyn Receives A Death Threat, But When He Ignores It, His Young Son Is Kidnapped And Threatened With A Gruesome End Unless The Father Drops Out Of The Race A Violinist For The Metropolitan Opera Is Charged With The Murder Of Another Musician In The Orchestra, But He Vows He Had Nothing To Do With It, That He Is Being Railroaded Because He Is An Italian National John Nolan, A Private Detective And A Recent Immigrant From Ireland, Is Drawn Into All Three Cases, Challenging His Investigative Skills And, Ultimately, His Intuition About People’s Innocence Or Guilt Set During The Years Of World War I, When America Was Swelling With Newly Arrived Residents, When Bigotry, Poverty, And Corruption In Government Were Rampant, These Three Novellas Offer A Sharply Drawn, Realistic View Of Life Nearly A Century Ago In New York City Pre-Publication Reviews For The Fire In The Rectory: – 5 Out Of 5 Stars – Set In The 1910S, The Book Captures The Time And Place Beautifully Each Tale Has Twists And Turns I Could Never Manage To Predict Was The Fire An Accident Or Arson? Is Mr Hughes Truly The Sort Of Man He Seems? If The Most Obvious Suspect Did Indeed Commit The Murder, Where Is His Weapon? I Didn’t Even Try To Guess The Answers To These Questions But Merely Let The Story Take Me Along For The Ride Manhattan Book Reviewengrossing One Of Fire In The Rectory’s Strengths Lies In Its Historical Accuracy, Which Brings The Era And Its Culture To Life All The Stories Excel In A Fine Balance Of Whodunit, Politics, Cultural Inspection, And A Sense Of 1900S America The Midwest Book Reviewthose Who Like An Old-Fashioned Mystery With A Dose Of Historical Realism Will Enjoy These Stories All Three Offer A Vibrant Sample Of What Life In New York City, Just After The Turn Of The Century, Could Offer The Book Review Directorypraise For The Dutton Girl, The First Book In This Series Of John Nolan Detective Novels A Classic Whodunit The Author Does A Fantastic Job At Intertwining Historical Facts Though This Story – Reader Views Deftly Entertaining Certain To Be An Immediate And Popular Addition To Both The Personal Reading List Of Dedicated Mystery Buffs And Community Library Mysterysuspense Collections – Midwest Book Review Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Hampshire House Publishing Co.Publication Date:2019-03-14Weight:0.63 lbsDimensions:0.5” H x 8.5” L x 5.5” WNumber of Pages:220Language:English