Showing posts with label Mort Kunstler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mort Kunstler. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2021

14 Seconds To Hell by Jon Messman

14 Seconds to Hell
by Jon Messman


The deranged master of Peking's death factory plots to destroy both the U.S. and Russia...on voice command...…..Only one man can stop him!

Mort Kunstler cover

The death factory was somewhere in a carefully hidden corner of China. It sheltered Peking's gigantic nuclear arsenal. Its master was a crazed genius whose hatred was fanned by an amoral, corrupt, breathtakingly beautiful woman. He rigged the bombs to explode on voice command. The targets were the United States and Russia. Nick Carter's mission was direct and impossible. Penetrate the core of Red China and destroy the site. He also had to betray the two agents without whom he could not complete the assignment. The sensual blonde twins sent by the KGB to help Nick. Leave them behind to die in withering agony.

Bonus Covers




Printing History
Written by Jon Messman (1920-2004)

Universal Publishing and Distributing Corp
Award Books
1st Printing (A376X) November 1968
2nd Printing (A637X) September 1970
3rd Printing (A927S) January 1972
4th Printing (AQ1448) April 1975

UK Printings
Tandem Books
1st Printing (3578) 1968
Reprint 1971
Reprint (5944) June 1972


Tuesday, August 14, 2018

Stag Magazine September 1958

Stag Magazine
Mort Kunstler Cover

Contents
The Cowards At Goldwater Creek
by George Mandel (1920 - )
The Rapper gang had taken over the gutless town.  And Cottrell didn't give a damn.

The Blonde Captive of Venezuela's Jungle Empire
by Emile C. Schurmacher ( - 1976)
As Venezuela's man of mystery, he ruled the trackless forests of Gran Sabana

Printing History
Atlas Magazines, Inc
Volume 9 No 9
September 1958

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

For Men Only Magazine

For Men Only Magazine
 
Cover by Mort Kunstler
 Contents
The Naked Wench
(Original title The Sinners AUS)
(original title The Girl Who Was Possessed USA) 
You can read it here The Sinners
by Carter Brown

"Neutralize The Bridge At Remagen"
by Leon Lazarus

Printing History
published by Newsstand Publications Inc
August 1963

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Crime Fiction Alphabet 2013: The Letter L...Part One

We are chugging, like a fast moving train, along in the Crime Fiction Alphabet for 2013 meme. This week we are up to the letter L. Kerry's Blog is kind enough to sponsor this community meme each and every week. The rules are very simple:  The posts must be related to either the first letter of a book's title, the first letter of an author's first name, or the first letter of the author's surname, or even maybe a crime fiction "topic". But above all, it has to be crime fiction. This time around I will be featuring a Carter Brown title for each letter of the alphabet. This week I had a difficult time deciding which title to showcase. So I decided to do a three part Letter L. For the next three days I will highlight a different Carter Brown title.

First up this week

Carter Brown: L is for The Lady Is/Not Available
 
She was the most talented pro in the whole art colony.
Her sex appeal was sheer genius and pure murder!



Bella made friends at the drop of a bikini. She was a beautiful Bohemian who wore the scantiest of bathing suits when she painted, and less when she entertained. Her uninhibited hospitality made it hard for Lieutenant Al Wheeler to keep business before pleasure. But he was a cop and he was there to ask questions about a murder. 
  


An artist dies violently and Al Wheeler begins a deadly and dangerous case. A case that leads from an artist's studio to a tycoon's plush penthouse office. From a lovely wanton to a strait-laced society wife. From a mysterious picture to multiple death. 

Robert McGinnis Cover
  Who painted the lady without her clothes? When an oil tycoon commissions a young artist to do his wife's portrait, he hardly expected to see the finished product, perfect, pink-fleshed...and nude. It was too late for explanations. The artist lay dead beneath the easel, the picture was slashed with a cross of blood and the hysterical wife insisted she never took off her clothes. 

Robert McGinnis Cover
 
Robert McGinnis Cover

Mort Kunstler Cover
Printing History
Written by Alan G Yates (1923-1985)

Horwitz Publications Inc.
Sydney Australia
Numbered Series #105 1962,1963
International Edition Series #56 1968

Bolinda Publishing
Victoria Australia
Large Print Edition August 1999

New American Library
Signet Books
#2244 January 1963
D3410 March 1968
D3410 March 1968 (Canada)

Male Publishing Corp
Volume 13 No 5
May 1963
 The Naked Wanton
Condensed from The Lady Is Available
Art by Samson Pollen 

New English Library
Four Square Books
1st Edition 1964
#2127 April 1968

Other Publishers
 
ADA
 Russia
1993

 Die Mitternachtsbucher #264
Copyright 1965
Printed in German
Translated by Georg Ackerman

Middernacht-Serie
Netherlands
n/d

Valpas-Mainos 
Finland
1965
 

Gallimard  
Paris
1964,1977

Wennerberg 
Stockholm Sweden
1963
 

Hayakawa Pocket Mystery Book  
Tokyo Japan
1963

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Male Magazine May 1963

Male Magazine 
May 1963

Mort Kunstler Cover


 Featuring
The Naked Wanton
by Carter Brown
Art by Samson Pollen
Condensed from The Lady Is Available
copyright 1962
by Horwitz Publications Inc Pty Ltd
Published by arrangement with New American Library of World Literature Inc

Printing History

Male Publishing Corp
Volume 13 No 5
May 1963