After a several years, we get a new Doc Ardan story from his creator: The Fall of Inramonda. I have posted before on Doc Ardan, and Black Coat Press had promised us two...
I’ve posted on comics inspired by pulps, but this time I’m posting on a comicstrip series that ran in the pulps. This one is Sally the Sleuth, one of the...
Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Philips have done several comic book series that I think would be called “crime noir.” These include the long-running...
I was sadden to learn that Clive Cussler (1931-2020) passed away earlier this year. It was because of him that I got into the “techno thriller” field, and...
I picked up a recent issue of Adventure House‘s High Adventure magazine, issue #173, which reprinted an early science fiction serial from The Popular Magazine in...
I’m going to break with my usual tradition. For the past few years I’ve done a single posting on all the issues of The Bronze Gazette issues for a particular...
Armchair Fiction‘s “Lost World/Lost Race Classics” #18 is Richard Tooker‘s Inland Deep. This reprints the hardback book from 1936, which was an...
Continuing through the Captain Hawklin adventures, a New Pulp hero written by Charles F. Millhouse, I am now up to the fifth novel: Captain Hawklin and the Jade Dragon...
I have posted in the past on Sinister Cinema’s Armchair Fiction books. A new numbered series they kicked off is “MH,” which stands for “Masters...
An interesting pulp-inspired comic that I came across is The Fearsome Doctor Fang. Published by TKO Studios as a six-issue mini-series, then reprinted in trade paperback...