From the pages of Detective Fiction Weekly in the mid-1930s, The Brand of Vindex, from Steeger Books, as part of its Argosy Library, collects the three-part...
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As previously noted, the fanzine Echoes ran from 1982 to 2002. Published by the late Tom and Ginger Johnson, it is probably the longest-running pulp fanzine...
Bait for Men: The Complete Cases of The Lady From Hell, Vol. 1, collects the first stories of a series that I’m not familiar with. The Lady From Hell...
I have been posting on the fanzine bare*bones, which is devoted to “unearthing vintage, forgotten, and overlooked horror/mystery/sci-fi/western/weird...
Recently I reviewed The Wages of Syn by John L. French. Set in Harbor City, it stars Jericho Syn, alias The Scarecrow, who provides “unofficial justice” in...
We now get the next volume collecting stories of pulp detective Jigger Masters, created by author and editor Anthony Rud (1893-1942). This character had an...
After being out of print for decades, the legendary “lost” issue of Spicy Zeppelin Stories is back. Sort of. Back in in 1970 when Odyssey...
I am way behind on posting about the excellent fanzine Occult Detective Quarterly from Sam Gafford‘s Ulthar Press. As someone who enjoys occult-detective...
For over 50 years Ken Faig Jr. has been a leading scholar of H.P. Lovecraft. Two of his focuses have been on the ancestry of Lovecraft himself, and on...
I recently got the third volume of Madame Storey stories from Steeger Books: The Under Dogs: The Complete Cases of Madame Storey, Vol. 3. The series was...