Fictioneer Walter B. Gibson explains what it takes to keep writing ‘The Shadow’ after 10 years. By Walter B. Gibson Ten years ago, Street &...
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During the 1980s and ’90s, longtime pulp fan, collector, and historian Albert Tonik took his cassette recorder along during interviews with pulpsters and...
This Rozen twin introduced pulp readers to the first familiar image of The Shadow. By Al Tonik I had been to Pulpcon many times and met a number of remarkable...
Explore The Shadow on the internet through our list of curated links. If you’re new to The Shadow or interested in essential information, start with...
The artist examines six of the 62 covers he did for the popular pulp magazine. In the mid-1970s, artist Graves Gladney sat down with pulp fans Terry Klasek and...
The artist holds nothing back when talking about other artists, both classic and contemporary. Graves Gladney painted some of the most iconic covers for The...
The artist candidly reflects on his craft and his work in the pulps. Graves Gladney painted some of the most iconic covers for The Shadow. He produced 62...
Street & Smith looked to The Whisperer and Cap Fury to push boundaries. By William Lampkin The Shadow Magazine kicked off the hero-pulp era with a bang...
Remembering a consummate collector of the ‘nasty’ art of the American pulp magazines. By Richard Greene If there is ever a Hall of Fame for all-time...
Will Murray, pulp historian and author of the new adventures of Doc Savage, Pat Savage, and Tarzan, discusses “The Dangerous Dames of Maxwell Grant: Myra...