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Spicy Tales #1 (1988)

Spicy Tales #1 (1988)

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1988 Eternity Comics

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Classic tales of pre-code adventure and passion. Article on the history of the 'Spicy' line of pulps by John Wooley. The Unwelcome Visitor starring Sally the Sleuth, script and art by Adolphe Barreaux. The Murdered Mummy starring Dan Turner, script by Robert Leslie Bellem, art by Adolphe Barreaux. Polly Returns starring Polly of the Plains. Kidnapped! starring Polly of the Plains. A Narrow Escape starring Sally the Sleuth, script and art by Adolphe Barreaux. The Dart of Death starring Sally the Sleuth, script and art by Adolphe Barreaux. The White Slave Peril starring Sally the Sleuth, script and art by Adolphe Barreaux.

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