“In Altered States, the familiar becomes the unfamiliar and the known becomes the unknown. Heroes from across the ages are transported from the worlds...
Tag - Doc Savage
An end of an era. The beginning of a new one. When I got into the pulp fandom in the 1990s, there were several fanzines out: Pulp Adventures, Pulp Collector...
Finally! Back in 2004, Black Coat Press published the first Doc Ardan novel, “The City of Gold and Lepers,” from 1928. Since then, many of us have...
Wayne Reinagel is a New Pulp author who is creating an epic set of novels. The main series is called Pulp Heroes and will consist of three pulp novels plus two...
Another Doc Con has come and gone (XVIII in 2015), but along with it we got a new volume of The Big Book of Bronze, volume 7. See my reviews of previous...
Street & Smith’s pulp hero The Avenger is one of the few original pulp heroes to get additional stories. After Warner Books reprinted the original 24...
An interesting, if sometimes overlooked, pulp homage is Lin Carter‘s short-lived Prince Zarkon series. It ran for five novels in the 1970s and...
Nick Carter is a literary character which has been around a long time, was enormously popular during his time, but is today largely forgotten. He has appeared...
I have previously posted on The Bronze Gazette, a “must have” fanzine for fans of Doc Savage put out by Howard Wright. It’s published about...
Tom Strong is an interesting pulp-inspired comic-book character created by writer Alan Moore and artist Chris Sprouse. He was published by DC Comic’s...