As a fan of occult detectives, one such character I wanted to get into is Josh Reynolds‘ Charles St. Cyprian, the Royal Occultist. I was frustrated that most of...
So after my previous posts on Hellboy and related works, I thought that things were winding down. Hellboy was dead, the BPRD storyline was done. It didn’t seem we...
I recently obtained Pulp Adventures #42 from Bold Venture Press, dated Winter-Spring 2023. I guess this indicates they are going twice a year. As always, we get a...
Jim Main‘s Pulp Fan #7, dated Spring 2023, arrived recently. This issue is themed around The Shadow, starting with a great cover by Tim Faurote and includes a trio...
As noted previously, I discovered a new thriller series, Chuck Dixon‘s Levon Cade series. I read the first two in the series, of which there are almost a dozen...
For 2022, we got the next volume of Tales of the Shadowmen from Black Coat Press: Vol. 19, Demi-Monde. We’ll see Vol. 20 next year, which will be another milestone...
Well, we got our annual issue of Blood ‘n’ Thunder, the Blood ‘n’ Thunder 2023 Special Edition, again a little before Windy City Pulp and Paper...
I had recently discovered Bobby Nash‘s Abraham Snow, an interesting New Pulp hero, a former undercover government agent now retired who gets involved in different...
A classic pulp sword-and-sorcery hero who has been revived for new stories is Elak of Atlantis. He was created by Henry Kuttner (1915-58), who wrote many pulp stories...
Here we have the second volume of Joel Jenkins‘ character Lone Crow, The Condemnation of Crow. Lone Crow is a Native American shaman and gunfighter and an occult...