I had not previously been aware of J.P. Linde, but when I saw he wrote an authorized Peregrine novel, I wanted to see what else he has done. One is Son of...
Category - New Pulp
Around Thanksgiving, the fifth Thomas Adam Grey thriller by Duane Laflin, The Medusa Sting, came out. As I’ve been enjoying this series, I quickly got and read...
Towards the end of 2025, we got the fourth volume of Wild Inc. by Jack MacKenzie: Go, Johnny Go. The covers, both front and back, are clearly inspired by the...
Code Name: Intrepid is an interesting series from Robert J. Mendenhall, available through his own imprint Blue Planet Press. CNI is a special team of military...
I have posted a few times on the fiction of Gary Lovisi. He is an author, editor, publisher (Gryphon Books as well as Paperback Parade), and book dealer. While...
I recently discovered a new New Pulp hero, The Grey Phantom, created by Brian K. Lowe. At present there are two novels, The Invisible Crimes and The Mad Monk...
Pulp Adventures #48 from Bold Venture Press, dated Summer/Fall 2025, came out toward the end of September. This time, we get classic pulp SF along with new...
Continuing to catch up on my reading of the excellent Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective series from Airship 27, this time I go over volumes 15 to 18, which...
Right on schedule in September, the fourth Thomas Adam Grey thriller by Duane Laflin, The Deadly Skulls, came out. As I’ve been enjoying this series, I quickly...
A popular element in comics is the crossover of different characters and worlds. This idea has come over to the pulps, usually with crossovers involving...