Steve Carroll Writes Gets Weird With ATOMIC WEREWOLVES

"Quite simply, spectacular."

In a season of weird doings, Steve Carroll Writes braves an exploration of The Men's Adventure Library anthology, Atomic Werewolves and Man-Eating Plants:

The book itself is simply gorgeous... Lavishly illustrated with many covers reproduced in full color, this is essentially a coffee table book dedicated to “when men’s adventure magazines got weird,” as the cover’s subtitle aptly describes. All in all, this book is an effort of pure love for the genre.

Bob Deis and Wyatt Doyle have put together yet another archive of great worth, both for collectors and fans. I cannot recommend this collection highly enough and would go on record that it is essential to the preservation of the historic MAM as a uniquely American literary institution. 

Steve's review takes readers through the collection with story by story commentary. Read his thoughts in full at Steve Carroll Writes, HERE.

Edited by Robert Deis and Wyatt Doyle, Atomic Werewolves and Man-Eating Plants  is part of the Men's Adventure Library series, and is available now in softcover and as an expanded hardcover with bonus material. Buy it HERE.