The other day Doc Mystery posted a blog item about someone’s elaborate gaming basement, and that got me wondering, “Who has a pulp lair?”
A stack of pulp-related books have accumulated on the corner of my desk since last summer (before I took a hiatus on Yellowed Perils). A bunch of the books are old, but...
Forget baseball, casting the Doc Savage movie has been America’s popular pastime in the Man of Bronze newsgroups over the years. Why not get the ball rolling again? IGN...
Variety (among numerous other movie sites) reported Monday that a director has been linked to a potential Doc Savage movie:
A lot of the stories and novels I like to read are ephemeral. Literally. I’m afraid of spending too much time holding my pulp magazines for fear they will turn to...
Phil Klass, who wrote under the name William Tenn, died Sunday, Feb. 7. He was 89.
There’s a review online of a purported script for The Shadow movie that’s been in the works the past couple of years. It’s available on the IESB.com Web site.
Saturday at week ago was a “Doc Day” here in the Phoenix area. That’s a day when members of the Arizona Fans of Bronze get together to plan the next Arizona Doc Con (as...
A former sections editor of mine used to have a “happy drawer” in our department that was filled with candy. You could grab a piece whenever you needed a boost. The...
As most of you probably realize by now, GeoCities, the 14-year-old free Web hosting site currently owned by Yahoo, shuttered all free sites last fall. Quite a number of...