The first cover is amazing. Makes me wonder if the chinese with the saw is asking to the girl: What piece is your favorite?
Oh, my, we were quite the racists.
True, the Yellow Peril was a common theme in the pulps of the 30s.
Fu Manchu and elated characters, right? Reminds me of a story by Cordwainer Smith.
The middle cover is the one that appealed to me because the guy under the sheet looks real and there is nothing better than a blond ripping back the sheet and taking a good look. Watch out, Blondie! Somebody's going to slip it to you.
According to economic forecasts the Yellow Peril is alive and well.
The first cover is amazing. Makes me wonder if the chinese with the saw is asking to the girl: What piece is your favorite?
ReplyDeleteOh, my, we were quite the racists.
ReplyDeleteTrue, the Yellow Peril was a common theme in the pulps of the 30s.
ReplyDeleteFu Manchu and elated characters, right? Reminds me of a story by Cordwainer Smith.
ReplyDeleteThe middle cover is the one that appealed to me because the guy under the sheet looks real and there is nothing better than a blond ripping back the sheet and taking a good look. Watch out, Blondie! Somebody's going to slip it to you.
ReplyDeleteAccording to economic forecasts the Yellow Peril is alive and well.
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