An interesting series from author Jim Beard (Sgt Janus and others) is D.C. Jones and Adventure Command International. So far there is a collection of short, short...
I recently got the volume The Scrap of Lace, which is the first collection of stories with Madame Storey by Hulbert Footner (1879-1944). Footner was a Canadian author...
A recent New Pulp work I picked up is RazörFist‘s first novel, the first of his Nightvale series: The Long Moonlight. I have no idea what RazörFist’s real...
When it comes to spicy pulp covers, the artist I think of is H.J. Ward (1909-45). But I was surprised to learn that he actually did a lot more, including work on The...
The “Page-Turner Series” is a series of dime-novel reprints put out by Darren Németh under his Giant Squid Audio Lab Co. and first put out as a Kickstarter...
I had previously posted on an interesting pulp-style comicbook series that stars a 1930s-era aviatrix and adventurer, Athena Voltaire. She gets pulled into matters...
Here we are with another look at an old pulp-hero fanzine, one that started in 1980 as Doc Savage Quarterly and was renamed The Shadow/Doc Savage Quest. All were...
When I was doing my research into Blue Book magazine, one of the top quality pulps, I was surprised to learn that H. Bedford-Jones was not the magazine’s most...
An interesting non-fiction work I got recently that was published by Bowling Green State University’s Popular Press is Gary Hoppenstand‘s In Search of the...
I recently picked up a new coffee table artbook from Abrams titled Pulp Power: The Shadow, Doc Savage, and the Art of the Street & Smith Universe. This 350-page...