Argosy Vol. 3, #1
Product Code: 74685
A pro-zine published by bookseller and fanzine publisher Richard Kyle.
Kyle revived the classic pulp title ("Argosy, The All-Fiction Magazine") out of his Long Beach bookstore and released three issues between 1990 and 1991. Each sported an original Steranko cover painting in color.
Cover: "The Rebel" by Jim Steranko.
Stories include: Philip Wylie's "The Savage Gentleman" the lost novel that inspired Doc Savage (Part 1 of 2), "Boston Blackie's Mary" by Jack Boyle, "The Reversible Revolutions" by C.M. Kornbluth, "A Hot Afternoon" by John Staib, "True Profession" by Bruce Pelz, and "Star Empire" by Isaac Asimov and Charles Schneeman.
Illustrations by D. Bruce Berry and Glen Murakami.
"The Doll House" a comic story by George Metzger.
Steranko
Condition & Attributes
Fine (very flat, tight, clean)
Publishing Information
Long Beach
Richard Kyle
1990-05-01 00:00:00 -0700
1st
Physical Description
11 inches
8.5 inches
72 pages
black & white illustrations
softcover
color wraps
English
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