Here is another interesting series by the “King of Pulps” H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949): Treasure Seekers. This fast-paced 10-part series ran in...
Category - Pulps
Donald Keyhoe (1897-1988) is someone who is known for several things. For most of us, he is probably best known as a pulp writer of many aviation heroes and...
It’s sad to state that the classic Tarzan newspaper comicstrip ended several years ago. The daily ended in 1972, and the Sunday in 2002. However...
I have enjoyed Sinister Cinema‘s Armchair Fiction and their Lost World-Lost Race Classics series, and saw they recently added six more in their series...
Norman Saunders (1907-89) is a pulp artist with a long career that included work for the pulps, slicks, men’s adventure magazines, and more. Including...
Another nice book from the Popular Press is East of Samarinda, a collection of Carl Jacobi‘s pulp stories. This is one of the rare single-author...
Hippocampus Press is the next publisher I wanted to take a look at. Established in 1999 by Derrick Hussey, it specializes in classic horror, weird fiction, and...
Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) is the last of the Weird Tales triumvirate that included H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. CAS is known as a poet, weird...
For two years, there was a Shadow newspaper strip. Syndicated by the Ledger Syndicate, it was written by Walter Gibson with artwork by Vernon Greene (1908-65)...
I have been looking for the dime-novel and pulp-related works from Bowling Green State University’s Popular Press when I learned of one I wasn’t...