
A masked pulp heroine, Domino Lady, fights crime in 1930s Los Angeles with sensual charm and daring action.
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A masked pulp heroine, Domino Lady, fights crime in 1930s Los Angeles with sensual charm and daring action.
She had better hurry, though, because the Bad Guys are determined to make Opening Day an economic crash and burn!Written as a 1930’s radio script, The Domino Lady’s unique blend of action and romantic comedy will give you an earful!Includes the scripts All's Fair In War, Moxie's Gamble, and Blood Is Thicker written by Rich Harvey. Illustrated by Ed Coutts, cover by Jun Bob Kim. Introduction by pulp scholar Ron Fortier. Another smashing edition from Bold Venture Press! ... Books with Bu
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Frequent emphasis on sensual beauty as a weapon; suggestive themes central to character.
Recurring hand-to-hand combat and crime-fighting scenes; moderate intensity.
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Brief mention of a gay character as a background element.
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Minor 1930s cultural and social themes in background.
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