Peril Press, May 2011 IDOL HANDS by Jared Prophet Author of “The Malevolent Goldfish,” "Kari Crock," etc. cover by Rob Kelly Cargo Pilot Rosco Little just wanted to make his run and get paid; not run for his life. Just looking at the girl, he knew she would bring him no end of trouble. But having seen her, it was far too late. And the gods always require a sacrifice. This is the first in a series of rollicking space adventures for Cargo Pilot Rosco Little. This time Rosco falls in with bad sorts determined to extract a large glowing gem from the Idol's Hands... 8500 words

PERIL PRESS presents: Wild West Weekly, August 30 1941 RIDE 'IM, HOSS THIEF! by Paul S. Powers Who ever heard of a cowpoke stealing a hoss just to prove he wasn't a hoss thief! 5300 Words PLUS BONUS! Western Action, February 1955 WANT A GUN? Special Feature by Harold Gluck 260 Words Western Story, July 27 1940 IN TONTO TOWN WESTERN STORY FEATURES by Harry R. Keller A poem of the range 280 Words Western Story, September 14 1940 RANGE SAVVY WESTERN STORY FEATURES by H. Fredric Young A weekly feature devoted to cattle country facts and legends 420 Words This edition includes 15+ images between illustrations, pulp covers and what-not.

PERIL PRESS presents: Dan Turner—Hollywood Detective, December 1942 KILLER'S UNION by Robert Leslie Bellem Keeping a cute movie extra on ice in his apartment is bound to get Dan in trouble. And part of it is that a gunman doesn't forget how to play rough just because he's turned screen actor. 5800 Words Speed Detective, November 1943 HALF-SIZE HOMICIDE by Robert Leslie Bellem Dan wasn't even working for the movie star when she slapped his face and fired him in the most public way possible! To make matters worse, the whole thing was right under the nose of the gabbiest gossip columnist in Hollywood. 7800 Words Hollywood Detective, August 1944 MURDER'S MOUTHPIECE by Robert Leslie Bellem For years Ace had been asking for trouble. This time it looked as if he were really going to get it. There were so many people just yearning to send flowers to his funeral that it was hard to find any one who knew him who wouldn't be a suspect if he died suddenly. 6600 Words Hollywood Detective, December 1945 POISON PAYOFF by Robert Leslie Bellem Things had been so dull in Dan Turner's private-eye business that he didn't know where his next murder was coming from. But the dainty little manicurist named Malloy thought she knew—and it turned out she was right. And she and Dan were going to be more intimately involved than they imagined! . . . 6400 Words Dan Turner—Hollywood Detective, May 1943 DISSOLVE SHOT by Robert Leslie Bellem It's rare that Dan encounters dough so dirty that he won't touch it. Even this time, when the ante was boosted enough, he forgot his scruples. Besides there was a feminine angle. . . . 5600 Words Dan Turner—Hollywood Detective, May, 1943 DEAD MAN'S GUILT by Robert Leslie Bellem Everybody knew Kilgore had been killed trying to escape from San Quentin. Yet now this girl, who knew all the facts in the case, pleads with Dan to save her from the dead man! 5500 Words Speed Detective, April 1945 Dan Turner Hollywood Detective SUICIDE STUNT by Robert Leslie Bellem A special kind of trap had been provided to guarantee a most spectacular ending for the male movie star. And the killer suspects had figured some highly colorful dodges in order to confound Dan Turner, the surging shamus of this cinemaland! 8000 Words Hollywood Detective, December 1945 DOG'S LIFE by Robert Leslie Bellem Missing jewels, a dead canine movie star and assorted underhanded shenanigans might or might not have a tie-in with this murder—but cinemaland's super-sleuth Dan Turner aimed to find out after it became personal! 8900 Words This edition includes 15+ Illustrations for the stories, the pulp covers for all 8 stories, plus a GALLERY of 10 pulp covers from issues that feature stories by Robert Leslie Bellem.

PERIL PRESS presents: Wild West Weekly, February 14 1931 SHERIFF BRIMSTONE by Paul S. Powers Author of �Shootin� The New Year In,� etc. When he flared up, sparks flew. 4 Chapters 4500 Words PLUS BONUS! Sure-Fire Western, July 1937 COLD-DECKED – IN SPADES by Allan K. Echols The dead man's hand, aces and eights is . . . 2600 Words Western Story, January 27 1923 A CALIFORNIA HERMIT Feature 165 Words Short Stories, October 10 1937 THE BOW BEND HOLDUP (Verse) by Edgar Daniel Kramer 240 Words This edition includes a total of 11 images between story/feature illustrations, mastheads and pulp covers.

PERIL PRESS presents: Collier’s, December 20 1930 MY POOR WIFE! by Groucho Marx Photographs by George P. Higgins My Poor Wife! A comedian at home. Although Mr. Marx doesn’t say so, this article is really a warning to any young woman who thinks she would like to marry a comedian—any comedian 2000 Words This edition includes the 3 illustrations to the story as well a gallery of 9 cartoons and ads from the issue of Collier's that first published this work.

The Eugene Comics Guild Presents: GUIDED EDGES #1 A Compilation of Eugene Small Press May 1999 Founders of The Eugene Comics Guild: Alan Bennett & Charles Marier Printing Technician: Don Haugen 2023 Book Production: Jared Prophet & Peril Press TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - MAX - 4 pages by Tyler Benjamin 2 - UNCLE BILL - 1 page by Don Haugen 3 - SLUGS - 5 pages story by Jared Prophet - Illustrated by Alan Bennett 4 - NOODLE NOODLE - 5 pages by Josie Basford - colors by Jared Prophet 5 - THE STORY OF SADAKO SASAKI - 2 pages by Don Haugen 6 - THE MAN - 5 pages by Evan Rhey 7 - THE PLUNGE - 5 pages by Jon Armstrong 8 - WE ARE ALL DYING - 1 page by Don Haugen 9 - JO-JO: THE FOUL TEMPERED HAND PUPPET - 7 pages by Kelly Raine 10 - WE ARE ALL SLOWLY DYING - 1 page by Don Haugen 11 - NOODLE NOODLE - 5 pages (b&w) by Josie Basford 12 - SLUGS - 5 pages (colored) story/colors by Jared Prophet - Illustrated by Alan Bennett

Fantastic Adventures, July 1946 The Softly Silken Wallet by David Wright O'Brien illustration by William A Gray A wallet is for one purpose only, to carry money—but it can be made of a variety of materials... The wallet was soft and silky, but there was something horrible about it, like death... 6000 Words