Hey all, wondering if anyone can help me.
I've always wanted to get hold of/start collecting those "True Detective" magazines I've heard about that had tied up women on the cover, but I'm struggling to find too many that have those damsels in distress.
Can anyone help me out or recommend a particular magazine that's pretty good for it? Narrow my search down so to speak?
True Detective Magazines
Used book stores and eBay.
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Drawscore is right you need to scour the old bookstores and markets these days to find them.
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You might find this history of the life and death of the genre interesting.
https://gizmodo.com/the-long-life-and-q ... 1725094095
https://gizmodo.com/the-long-life-and-q ... 1725094095
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Haha this is some good writing here, "As former True Detective managing editor Marc Gerald sadly recalled, “...our readership of blue hairs, shut-ins, Greyhound bus riders, cops and ax murderers was old and dying fast.”
I wanna bring back the concept of pulp magazines. I know that they'd need to be modernized and maybe cleaned up for a wider audience, but wouldn't that mean more girls/guys bound and gagged and less of them cut to pieces? Although I treasure the quotation above as truly entertaining, I think that the editor was just blaming the times instead of himself. He should have adapted better.
I wanna bring back the concept of pulp magazines. I know that they'd need to be modernized and maybe cleaned up for a wider audience, but wouldn't that mean more girls/guys bound and gagged and less of them cut to pieces? Although I treasure the quotation above as truly entertaining, I think that the editor was just blaming the times instead of himself. He should have adapted better.
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Hubby had several of these magazines, but, sadly, they disappeared long ago
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Physical magazines in general are in a bad way, just like dead tree newspapers. The world has moved to electronic media. True crime stories are still alive and well - on Dateline, and on cable networks. (I know an actor who has been cast in a couple of those shows as the evil boyfriend who helps the woman kill her husband so they can be together. Amusingly, he's gay.)Handsome Scoundrel wrote: ↑5 years ago I think that the editor was just blaming the times instead of himself. He should have adapted better.
And, of course, the Internet.
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I have a small collection of them that I used to buy when they were actively being published. Usually if there was a bondage cover, more often than not that was all the bondage there was. Drop me a reminder and I'll point you to some sites where you can download those covers, and maybe even share my cover collection with you that I've downloaded over the years.