I have previously posted on F. Paul Wilson‘s works that make up his interlocking series called the Secret History of the World, including the Repairman Jack series...
A short-lived pulp reprint series is Pulp Reader, which came out from Ken Krueger‘s Shroud publications in the mid-1970s. Running only three issues, each reprinted a...
I have been posting on the fanzine bare*bones, which is devoted to “unearthing vintage, forgotten, and overlooked horror/mystery/sci-fi/western/weird film –...
On Black Friday weekend 2024, Steeger Books put out their next sets of Argosy Library volumes, Series XVI and XVII, getting closer to 200 volumes. As always, with each...
Back in the 1980s, a lot of companies tried getting into the comicbook industry, especially with the “black and white” craze created by the publication of the Teenage...
A year after the last volume, we get the third volume of Wild Inc. by Jack MacKenzie: Madam Murder. The covers, both front and back, are clearly inspired by the Bantam...
An interesting series are the crime series starting police officer Jimmy Wentworth by Sidney Herschel Small. Running 30 short stories in Detective Fiction Weekly, they...
I have previously posted on Wordsmith, the pulp-inspired comicbook series by Canadian author Dave Darrigo (1954-2024). But I learned that he has more pulp-inspired works...
Pulp Adventures #46 from Bold Venture Press, dated Fall 2024 came out towards the end of the year, the third for the year. This one is a King Kong themed issue, with...
I have posted before on Doctor Omega, a largely forgotten early (1906) French SF character created by Arnould Galopin. Interestingly, he is in appearance and attitude...