Tag Archives: Issue 4

DOPEHOUSE INFERNO (Abridged) By Milt Walsh (discovered by Bart Lessard)   The street-tough priest and heavyweight boxer Father Dukes graced several softback originals stuffed into ferry terminal twirly-racks of the 1970s. But owing to the publisher’s noncommittal efforts with glue … Continue reading →

TITTY TITTY BANG BANG By Chester Olden Earnest (discovered by Thomas Pluck) “Brown Sugar” Brookdale, the black Vietnam Vet kung fu master who “broke his bare foot off in the ass of The Man,” was the creation of Chester Olden … Continue reading →

 THE POTOMAC PENETRATION By Marion Hillberry, writing as Stack Grannett (discovered by Nick Slosser)   Not much is known about the reclusive Marion Hillberry, who penned the popular and patriotic Sanitizer series under the pseudonym Stack Grannett, except for the … Continue reading →

A GOOD DAY TO DIE By Edward T. Johnson (discovered by Brad Mengel)   Edward T. Johnson was a prolific Australian author working mainly in the Western genre in the ’60s and ’70s. His most famous series, The Range Riders, … Continue reading →

L.A.N.D.B.O.A.T. (The Boat That Goes On Land)  By Chase Verdugo (discovered by Oren Brimer) Prepare for a punch to be not pulled. Chase Verdugo never shied from hot-button issues, and with subtlety and nuance, he weaved his opinio-facts into a … Continue reading →