There have been a few anthology works that have looked overall at the artwork produced for the pulps. The most recent — and I think the best — is The Art of the Pulps:...
In this post, I look at New Pulp publisher, Bold Venture Press. Established and run by authors and editors Rich Harvey and Audrey Parente, Bold Venture publishes both...
Thanks to an anthology of “occult detectives,” I discovered an unusual detective, who really isn’t an occult detective or one who dealt with occult...
Black Dog Book‘s The Master of Dragons reprints another short series by H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949), the adventures of O’Neill and Burket. Like the prior...
An area that I haven’t gotten into yet with this blog is the artwork used for pulp magazines. Over the decades that the pulps existed, a great deal of artwork —...
UPDATED: An interesting and long-running series that I think many might not know about is the Golden Amazon series by John Russell Fearn (1908-1960). Most of the series...
King of the Pulps H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949) had several serial characters, but his longest running one is John Solomon, the roly-poly Cockney British agent. Solomon...
A long-running pulp reprint fanzine is High Adventure, published by John Gunnison and his Adventure House. At this point it has put out over 180 issues. It also has a...
An early series of chapbook reprints from Black Dog Books collected adventure stories from H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949). Titled “Pathways of Adventure,” the...
I have been working on my collection of pulp fanzines, and in addition to the several long-running ones are some shorter-lived ones. An interesting group of fanzines was...