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Unlike "From Passion to Disaster," the cover art of "The Killer Queens" does not assume that gay men make weak or careless soldiers.

"A Grade A Thriller...Steeped in Reality"

Weekend Homo warns of the dangers of even a single homosexual encounter- "Chad was a happily married man until that day when he wandered into a gay bar by mistake."

The scholarly tone of this cover mimics the style of Kinsey's work. Unlike Kinsey, however, D. Royal went on to write pulp titles such as I, Virgin (1966),  Nightstick (1973) and Sex Slave Hostage (1975).

"In apartments and rooms in big cities, in dark alleys and bus station rest rooms, and even in the war-torn jungles, there's twilight life..."

"Here is the hard-hitting report that pulls no punches about the current homosexual invasion!"

"Third-Sex Slave to the Third Reich's Brutal Lusts" Like Gay Treason, Go Down Aaron associates sexual and politcal "perversion."

"A sage of those who roamed the plains in search of twilight joys."