Before King Kong fell from atop the Empire State Building after chasing Fay Wray through New York in the 1933 film, a "wrong woman” looked out one of the bedroom windows. Kong reached in for that woman and threw her to the ground. Who was that wrong woman? Bart Pierce, creator of gore effects of Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead, unravels a remarkable mystery in a never-before-told story of the “wrong woman” in the upcoming blockbuster issue of Pulp Adventures #46 with the final edition of this working cover from Bold Venture Press scheduled out in October.
In addition to the usual pulp fiction reprints and short stories by new writers, #46 will have articles:
SALUTE TO KING KONG
King Kong and the Wrong Woman by Bart Pierce
She was the wrong woman in front of, and behind, the camera!
- Part 1: Stalking his last victim
- Part 2: The Other Woman 33
- Part 3: The Investigation: Illusions Abound
- Part 4: Conclusion: A Closer Look
Son of Kong and the Uncredited Star by David Goudsward
A long and storied career — so how about a mention in the epic?
King Kong And Me by Will Murray
Dateline 1933, Empire State Building … where was Doc Savage?
Looking a Little Haggard by Micah Swanson Harris
Kong was foreshadowed by the creator of Alan Quatermain.
NEW PULP FICTION
- The Happiest Family by Riley Hogan
- Don’t Stihl Christmas by Dr. Richard A. Olson
- Saturday Knight Special by Teel James Glenn
CLASSIC PULP FICTION
- Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family by H.P. Lovecraft
- Foolproof by John Russell Fearn
- Leave of Absence by John Burke
- A Thing Possessed by Shelley Smith
PULP HISTORY / DEPARTMENTS
- Editorial by Audrey Parente
- Rough Edges by James Reasoner
- Reviews: ‘Dead Man’s Brand’ by Norbert Davis; ‘When The Devil Came To Endless’ by Charles Boeckman; ‘Doom Platoon’ by Richard Gallegher (Len Levinson)
