THE FOUR-COLOR SHADOW: Comic Heroes of the Golden Age (Archived) has posted a couple of dozen issues of The Shadow Comics from the 1940s. The comic-book scans...
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ThePulp.Net first appeared online just over 20 years ago as .Pulp on the old America Online dial-up service. By the time I started ThePulp.Net/.Pulp, I had...
This past Saturday was the second annual Pulp AdventureCon in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jeff Shanks, Mike Hunter and I packed into a car on Friday morning and...
Updated: April 28, 2016. The first pulp show of the year is less than two weeks away. Pulp AdventureCon kicks things off on Saturday, Feb. 20, in Fort...
Jon Tuska, an anthologist and historian of the pulp western, died Jan. 18, 2016, at his home in Portland, Ore., after a brief battle with cancer. He was 73.
Here on the last day of 2015, I thought I would take a moment and look back at the year in blogging here at ThePulp.Net, and a brief look foward at...
Jon Arfstrom, likely the last surviving artist for the original Weird Tales, died Wednesday, Dec. 2. He was 87. Arfstrom got his start with fantasy...
GONE MISSING: Well, it looks as though John Olsen‘s “The Shadow in Review” website wasn’t the only victim of Comcast’s...
AMAZING STORIES RETURNING: Late last week news began circulating that Amazing Stories, originally produced by Steven Spielberg, may be returning to television...
John Olsen, longtime operator of “The Shadow in Review” website, has joined ThePulp.Net as a blogger. Beginning Friday, Oct. 30, John will be...