====//Soldiers of Fortune//====
>>{{image class="center" alt="Soldiers of Fortune" url="images/wiki-images/soldiers_of_fortune_3110.jpg" }}**//Soldiers of Fortune//**
**Publisher:** [[ClaytonMagazines Clayton Magazines]]
**Publication range:** October 1931-May 1932>>This adventure pulp published by [[ClaytonMagazines Clayton]] ran four issues.

===Background===
//Soldiers of Fortune//  was published every other month, but lasted only four issues. [[BatesHarry Harry Bates]] was the editor. [[DelanoGerardCurtis Gerard Curtis Delano]] painted all four covers, including the rare appearance of a samurai on a pulp for the third issue.

Contributors to the adventure magazine were [[RousseauVictor Victor Rousseau]], [[BurksArthurJ Arthur J. Burks]], [[FreemanCharles Charles Freeman]], poet [[KramerEdgarDaniel Edgar Daniel Kramer]], [[WheelerNicholsonMalcolm Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson]] and [[ChamberlainWilliam William Chamberlain]].

===Outside links===
~- [[http://www.thepulp.net/yellowedperils/2012/06/01/soldiers-of-fortune-february-1932/ "Soldiers of Fortune" (February 1932)]] part of the Great Pulp Art series at the  [[http://www.thepulp.net/yellowedperils/ Yellowed Perils blog]]
~- [[http://lauriepowerswildwest.blogspot.com/2011/08/tuesdays-forgotten-pulp-soldiers-of.html "Tuesday's Forgotten Pulp: Soldiers of Fortune"]] at  [[http://lauriepowerswildwest.blogspot.com/ Laurie's Wild West blog]]

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