Nov 17, 2025
THE DEADLY NUDE
Art: Samson Pollen
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THE DEADLY NUDE
Art: Samson Pollen
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Pulp noir illustration by Mitchell Hooks
Rafael De Soto, Homicidal Baby, Detective Tales magazine cover, April 1949.
The Park Avenue Hunt Club were a team of upper class adventurers, vigilantes, and amateur crime solvers, published in Detective Fiction Weekly from 1934 to 1944. They arenât well remembered today, but inspired the things that inspired the modern superhero team, making them a grandparent to that concept. They include:Â
George Seville, an ex-spy;
John Jericho, a big game hunter and world traveler;
Arthur Hallam, lawyer and team tactician;
My personal favorite member of the group is Wu because he was the butler and not a millionaire at all. He was quick thinking and handy with a knife, and though the word is never used, he obviously knew Kung Fu. Most adventurer-teams from this era had an ethnic member, like Luga, the Zulu Chief from the Secret 6 (no connection to the 60s comic).Â
âRacket Townâ (December, 1937)
Written by Walter B. Gibson (as Maxwell Grant) Cover Art by George Rozen Pulp Art by Edd Cartier
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*1960s pulp detective aesthetic*
Rudolph Belarski, covers for "Detective Fiction Weekly", 1938 - 1939