This issue of Blood 'n' Thunder commemorates the 100th anniversary of Adventure Magazine, exploring its legacy and contributions to pulp fiction. The collection features in-depth articles by notable figures, including an analysis of pulp plotting by Arthur Sullivant Hoffman, the magazine's esteemed editor. It also delves into specific content such as a series about a warrior queen, a cliffhanger serial adapted from an Adventure novel, and a career retrospective of writer Gordon Young. The issue culminates in a reader-driven discussion on the magazine's most memorable elements.

This special issue of Blood 'n' Thunder is a focused celebration of Adventure Magazine's centennial, offering a deep dive into its editorial practices, notable series, and influential writers. The collection highlights the magazine's historical significance through expert analysis and reader engagement. The 'Camp-Fire' discussion provides a retrospective look at the magazine's most cherished content, reflecting a shared appreciation for its impact on pulp fiction.