For most pulp fans, Lester Dent (1908-59) is best known for Doc Savage, and maybe his several “gadget heroes.” His other pulp works are too often overlooked...
One of the best works on The Shadow is Will Murray‘s The Duende History of The Shadow, which I am fortunate to have a copy, getting it as I was going off to...
For some time now, I’ve been reviewing the works by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, who are just referred to as Preston & Child. I’ve been enjoying...
“The Temple of the Ten” is a great, if flawed, adventure tale from H. Bedford-Jones and W.C. Robertson that first appeared in Adventure in March 10, 1921. It...
Here we have the third Basil Copper collection of Solar Pons stories, The Secret Files of Solar Pons. It first saw print in 1979 as Pinnacle’s 10th volume of...
While H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949) had stories in a several pulp magazines, he was also able to get a few in Weird Tales. Among these was a short, four-story series...
We finally get the final of the four novellas in the new Captain Future sequence “The Return of Ul Quorn” by Allen Steele: “The Horror at Jupiter...
With this posting, I continue my detailed look into Pulpdom, in particular issues #31-40. Pulpdom is part of a long-running series of fanzines by Camille...
The Black Bat was one of Ned Pines‘ more successful pulp heroes coming from his Thrilling line (really Better Publications/Standard Magazines), which ran from 1939...
Here we have the third Solar Pons collection by August Derleth, which appeared in 1958 from Mycroft & Moran, and would later be reprinted by Pinnacle, but as volume...
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