With this posting, I continue my detailed look into Pulpdom, in particular issues #31-40. Pulpdom is part of a long-running series of fanzines by Camille...
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The Black Bat was one of Ned Pines‘ more successful pulp heroes coming from his Thrilling line (really Better Publications/Standard Magazines), which ran...
Here we have the third Solar Pons collection by August Derleth, which appeared in 1958 from Mycroft & Moran, and would later be reprinted by Pinnacle, but...
After too long (two years), we finally get another issue of Blood ‘n’ Thunder, this time as the Blood ‘n’ Thunder 2021 Annual. It clocks in at 260...
Here we are with another collection of works from men’s adventure magazines from the folks at Men’s Adventure Library, this time focused on sharks:...
When it comes to the cover artwork used for various pulp-hero reprints, one name comes up more often than others: Steve Holland (1925-1997). He’s not an...
Having read all the Captain Hawklin novels by Charles F. Millhouse, as well as a few short stories, I have been looking forward to the next novel: Captain...
Here we have the second volume of Solar Pons stories by Basil Copper: The Further Adventures of Solar Pons. It first appeared in 1979 as volume 9 in the...
Here we have the second issue of this new fanzine focused on “men’s adventure magazines”: Men’s Adventure Quarterly. This time the...
This time, we look at a stand-alone adventure novel from the prolific H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949), The Brazen Peacock. It first appeared in Blue Book Magazine...