Guy bears a certain resemblance to Popeye, doesn't he? Seems strange now to see a story by Jay J. Kalez featured over those by H. Bedford-Jones, Hugh B. Cave, and Murray Leinster. I don't know that I've ever read anything by Kalez, an author who's almost completely forgotten. Leslie T. White and Warren Hastings Miller, both good writers, are also in this issue.
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A few years at Pulpcon several issues of FAR EAST ADVENTURE STORIES sold for high prices at auction. Each issue sold for several hundred dollars each with a couple going for $1,000. It's a rare title and only lasted 9 issues.
Boy, I'd love to read that one, with several favorite authors in it.
Ditto. Maybe someone will come out with a reprint edition. I'd also like to see Zeppelin Tales, another rarity far out of my price range.
Adventure House has published a reprint of the February 1931 issue of Far East Adventure Stories. Amazon.com has it for $14.95.
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