Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #42

Oh yeah, this issue’s got the goods, baby. We’re talking Beth Lee kicking things off with Blink (you’ll never look at blinking the same way again), followed by E.S. Wynn splattering ink and viscera across the page with Bloody Hands of the Ripper. Scarlett Stratten brings a little continental flair with Joie de Vivre of Josephine J-ua de Vivrah, while Thomas M. Malafarina gives us the dark arts straight-up, no chaser, in Mistress of Black Magic. That’s before we throw some gasoline on the fire with more sizzling Saucy Aussie photos from Jessie Pfriem. Need a breather? Mark Slade’s got your back with a review of Promotional Pandemonium! (and probably a snide comment or two), Andy Rausch delivers the mythmaking in The Stuff of Legend, and Brian Warf keeps his epic Dead Ringer for a Black Fox saga rolling with Part Three. Oh, and if that ain’t enough—there’s comics, weirdness, and the usual suspects of pulp degeneracy lurking in the margins.

All wrapped up with Chauncey Haworth pulling the strings, Lothar Tuppan chasing the high, Mark Slade refusing to give up on Rick Astley, and cover model Saucy Aussie making sure your eyeballs stay firmly glued where they belong. In short? It’s another glorious pile of pulp, horror, camp, and questionable life choices—exactly what you came here for.