PERIL PRESS presents:
PUGILISTIC PULP STORIES
6 BOXING TALES vol. 2
All Sports, February 1940
THERE’S HICKS IN ALL TRADES
ANOTHER GOOFY FITE STORY
by Tom Thursday
Mike McAbner had the next lightweight champ under his wing, if only the Kid would answer the bell to fight his opponents as fast as he answered the bell to fight a fire!
5400 Words
Sports Fiction, Fall 1943
You’ve heard of historic correspondences—Napoleon’s mush-notes to Josephine, Voltaire’s letters to Frederick the Great, Joe Davies’ communications to FDR. And SPORTS FICTION won’t object to releasing the following correspondence to future historians, we’re sure. But why wait twenty to fifty years; read it now! Here is
ROMEO’S JULIET
by Tom Thursday
4600 Words
All Sports, Winter 1944-45
HERM THE GERM
by Tom Thursday
Another hilarious fight fiasco
5800 Words
Super Sports, July 1949
CROOK, FINE, AND STINKER
by Tom Thursday
author of “The Tapeworm Turns!”
When we hear that Felony Jones is around, it's just natural to expect a whammy artist in the background.
5200 Words
Thrilling Sports, Summer 1951
ANTS IN HIS PLANETS
by Hal K. Wells
When the pretty astrologer named Abigail came along waving her horoscopes, what happened to Howitzer Hogan was unpredictable!
6200 Words
Short Stories, February 10 1945
BUZZ BOMB CHAMP
by Jackson V. Schultz
What he was contributing to the war seemed so completely futile—to him.
6600 Words
