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10-Story Detective Magazine Cover — page 103: what you’re looking at

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10-Story Detective Magazine Cover — page 103: Pulp Fiction, 1938

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This is an interior illustration from a pulp magazine titled "Trigger Tribunal." The black-and-white drawing depicts a dramatic scene where a cowboy figure in a hat is being thrown backward with violent force, as indicated by the caption "His body lurched from the force of the slugs." A second armed figure stands nearby, apparently having fired at the first character. The illustration style is typical of early-20th-century pulp fiction art, using heavy ink lines and dramatic action poses. The page number indicates this is page 101, suggesting this illustration accompanies a story within the magazine rather than serving as a cover.

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TRIGGER TRIBUNAL idl com ‘@) ‘books.com —