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Dalton Hair or Jareth Hair for life

Would you rather always have Patrick Swayze Roadhouse Hair or Jareth the Goblin King’s?

Which look would you rather rock?

Remember, this isn’t for today or the next week. This is forever! In the retirement home—this hair. Corpse exhumed in 30 years to prove your wife didn’t murder you… this hair!

Patrick Swayze Road House

Dalton

Dalton, played by Patrick Swayze in the 1989 film Road House, is a highly skilled and philosophical bouncer hired to clean up a rowdy bar in a small town. Despite his calm demeanor and strict code of ethics, he’s a lethal fighter when pushed, balancing wisdom with intense physical prowess.

David Bowie Labyrinth

Jareth

Jareth, played by David Bowie in the 1986 film Labyrinth, is the enigmatic and charismatic Goblin King who rules over the labyrinth. He presents himself as both a villain and a tempting figure, offering Sarah power and love while challenging her to navigate his maze to rescue her baby brother.

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Date Created: 03-31-2025
Date Modified: 04-02-2025

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Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #6

Time to Cash Out By T. Fox Dunham

The streets of South Philly don’t forgive mistakes—and Zack just made a big one. When a rookie dealer steals from a mob-run poker game, his crew must choose: help him fake a robbery or get buried with him.

Afro Tiger: A Forgotten Black Role-Model, Ahead Of Our Time!

Dive into a wild, hilarious, and razor‑sharp exploration of a comic book hero history forgot—Afro Tiger. Trip Robbins III recounts his obsession with one of Atlas/Seaboard’s most outrageous creations: a Black superhero who battled transsexual Nazis, guilt‑ridden politicians, militant mimes, and cosmic conspiracies.

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #5

Janitor Joe Meets Major Morningwood

Janitor Joe and team meet Major Morningwood, a man with a unfortunate condition. I'm sure the boys will address it with respectful maturity.

Fingers An Audio Play by Pete Lutz

A kidnapped woman cries out in desperation, unaware that someone — or something — is listening. Deep in the woods, justice comes not from law, but from beyond the grave. “Fingers” is a haunting tale of vengeance where the past claws its way into the present, and evil doesn’t go unpunished.

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Horror Stories

Bat Dick BAT DICK!!!Or: Two Guys Running from a Bat Monster
Mistress of Black Magic by Thomas M Malafarina Mistress of Black Magic by Thomas M. Malafarina
The Strange Adventures of a Private Secretary in New York by Algernon Blackwood The Strange Adventures of a Private Secretary in New York by Algernon Blackwood
The Sinkhole By Scarlett Stratten and Mark Slade The Sinkhole by Scarlett Stratten and Mark Slade

Audio Storytelling

Daniel Dread Episode 2: Tiki Baby
Twisted Pulp Radio Hour Thumb Ep 5 Twisted Pulp Radio Hour Episode 005
Daniel Dread Episode 1: The Exterminators
How Fare the Land Wights: Tales from the Ninth Tower Ep 4

Hardboiled Fiction Goodies

Rat and Miriam Rat and Miriam by Mark Slade
Cover art for the short story “Time to Cash Out” by T. Fox Dunham, depicting a dark, rain-lit city street with brick apartments, fire escapes, and a solitary streetlamp illuminating the scene. Time to Cash Out By T. Fox Dunham
Traffic Jam by Tyson Blue Traffic Jam by Tyson Blue
The Stuff of Legend by Andy Rausch The Stuff of Legend by Andy Rausch

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