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Welcome to Coming Attractions
where you can
obtain the latest in
pulp-related
news.
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| Adventure House -
The September pulp facsimile reprints! THE PHANTOM DETECTIVE - August 1935, 7x10, 128 pages, $14.95 THE PHARAOH'S MARK by Robert Wallace Grisly murder and baffling mystery stalk a museum! Is it the curse of ancient Egypt? Follow the Phantom on one of the most exciting cases in his career.... ADVENTURE TRAILS - July 1938, 7x10, 128 pages, $14.95 SINGAPORE THUNDER by Rodney Blake The Sulu Queen's second Mate broke every law of the sea trying to quell that savage mutiny—for the lustful fate of a yellow hell awaited two innocent American girls! EAST OF BORNEO by Rex Evans Mild-looking maybe, but Cork of Borneo was trouble-shooter for that whole wild hill country. And when he found a Scotch lassie and a fortune in gold entangled with ruthless native swine, Cork was hell itself unleashed! DETECTIVE MYSTERIES - November 1938, 7x10, 128 pages, $14.95 CRACKDOWN ON CORPSES by Nels LeRoy Jorgenson They found Charlie Wiskauer, the whitest guy Tony Donovan had ever known, with his chest torn wide open—and they saw the light that came into Donovan's eyes. . . But read the thrilling story yourself, of a Special Operative's two-fisted fight against metropolitan corruption! THE THIRTEENTH GRAVE by William E. Barrett Somewhere in that eternal bivouac slept the staunch defender of a lost cause where disinheritance of the strong cursed his tragic line for three generations. But a sinister shadow broke that spell with a ghoul's blasphemy, and wove a glamour girl's fate into a Monte Cristo's murder mesh! |
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| Age of Aces Presents
- Downloadable PDF Air War pulp stories! Age of Aces Books is now offering a new feature on their Web site called "Age of Aces Presents". You can now download free PDF versions of some great Air War pulp stories. Visit them at http://ageofaces.home.att.net and look for the "Age of Aces Presents" link. New this week: "The Other Cockpit" by Robert J. Hogan from the March 1934 Lone Eagle. While Robert J. Hogan is best known as the author of long running air war series like G-8, The Red Falcon, and Smoke Wade, he wrote plenty of non-series fiction. Here is a little gem that tells the tale of Bat Benson, a bomber pilot who has a habit of mistreating his rear cockpit observers. But his newest observer is not someone who will be pushed around. And while you are visiting the Age of Aces website, make sure you checkout their fine Air War pulp reprints. Click on any of the covers to order from Amazon.com!
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Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
and Nostalgia Ventures
Inc
Coming in September!
THE SHADOW
Volume 22: "Tower of Death" & "The Hooded Circle" (Halloween Special)
"Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow
Knows!" The Master of Darkness returns in two haunting pulp mysteries by Walter
B. Gibson (writing as "Maxwell Grant"). First, The Shadow investigates unusual
disappearances surrounding a bizarre family kept in seclusion in a decaying
mansion by the terms of an unusual will. What is the deadly secret of the
"Tower of Death"? Then, "The Hooded Circle" commit baffling robberies as
they steal the "Seven Hells," and the Dark Avenger must uncover the secrets
of the Stonehenge-like monuments in Druid Glen. BONUS: Lamont Cranston wages
a war of invisibility against King Malo's voodoo magic when he visits "Terror
Island" in a lost thriller from the Golden Age of Radio. This classic reprint
also features both color pulp covers by George Rozen and Graves Gladney, the
classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Edd Cartier and historical
commentary by Anthony Tollin and Will Murray. (Sanctum Productions) Softcover,
7x10. B&W, $12.951 book: $12.95 plus $3.00 (First
Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and
packaging
2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
and Nostalgia Ventures
Inc
Coming in September! DOC SAVAGE Volume 21: "Hex"
& "The Running Skeletons" (Halloween Special)
The greatest superhero of the pulp era returns in two chilling
pulp thrillers by Lester Dent and William G. Bogart writing as "Kenneth Robeson."
First, after Renny Renwick is sticken by a bizarre malady in Salem, Massachusetts,
Doc Savage and his beautiful cousin Pat journey to Witches' Hollow to investigate
the "Hex" of a strange woman rumored to be a 100-year-old witch. Then, in
"The Running Skeletons," the Man of Bronze and his Iron Men must unravel the
mystery of a horde of skeletal gunslingers. BONUS: a horrifying lost Doc
Savage script from the Golden Age of Radio. This instant collector's item
showcases both color pulp covers, and reprints all the classic interior illustrations
by Paul Orban. Pulp historian Will Murray provides commentary while a descendent
of one of Salem's most famous families examines the 17th century witch trials.
(Sanctum Productions) Softcover, 7x10. B&W, $12.95 1 book: $12.95 plus $3.00 (First
Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and
packaging
2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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| Burroughs Bulletin
#74 - Now available!
The Spring 2008 issue (#74) of the THE BURROUGHS BULLETIN is now available. This issue features articles on Burroughs’ 74th story, "Tarzan and the Foreign Legion". It is profusely illustrated in black & white with full color front and back covers. Articles include: "A Few Thoughts on Tarzan and the Foreign Legion" by David A. Adams Picture Gallery: Thomas Yeates "Some Artistic Tidbits" by Robert R. Barrett "An Interview With Gordon Scott" by Mark Cerulli "Rumble in the Jungle: A Tarzan Tale" by Frank Puncer "From Baltimore Belle to Jungle-Savvy Lady" by Joan M. Bledig "Draft Minutes of the 2007 Burroughs Bibliophiles Business Meeting" by J. G. Huckenpöhler Bibliographers Corner Letters to the Editor and Bibliographer's Corner Subscriptions are $35
for four quarterly issues
and 12 monthly issues of THE GRIDLEY WAVE newsletter.
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| CONAN THE CIMMERIAN #2 - Coming in August! Timothy Truman (W), Tomás Giorello (P), Richard Corben (P), José Villarrubia (C), and Frank Cho (Cover) Dark Horse's exciting new Conan era continues with a second round of adventure! As Conan recovers from last issue's clash with raiders on the Cimmerian borderlands, a kind stranger shelters him and weaves a tale of Conan's grandfather, Connacht. As an older Cimmerian, Connacht inspired young Conan with tales of dazzling lands and beautiful women, but the story the snowbound stranger relates now is one of a brush with death and supernatural beasts -- brought on after an act of selfless kindness. Is it true that "no good deed goes unpunished" . . . ? With cover artist Frank Cho on board, writer Timothy Truman, artist Tomás Giorello, and colorist José Villarrubia are again joined by comic book veteran Richard Corben in a moody, horrific, and surprising issue Full Color, 32 pages, $2.99, On sale August 20 Dark Horse Comics |
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| CONAN VOL. 6: THE HAND OF NERGAL
- Coming in October! Timothy Truman (W), Tomás Giorello (P), J.D. Mettler (C), Jos? Villarrubia (C A mysterious curse lingers, following Conan as he attempts to return to his homeland, and a great darkness looms ahead in the doomed city of Yaralet. This latest collection in Dark Horse's smart, innovative Conan series finds the cunning Cimmerian chased by both unfinished business from his past and a strange novice magician who seeks to deliver a dire warning to the wandering barbarian. A great evil moves ever closer while unfathomable terrors awaken and come into view. Conan is, of course, eager to meet both head on! Trade Paperback, Full Color, 152 pages, $17.95, On sale October 22 Dark Horse Comics |
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| Cosmos Books - The Hour of the Dragon: The Weird
Works of Robert E. Howard Volume 4 Coming in September!
The fourth volume of the Weird Works of Robert E. Howard continues
reprinting Howard's fantasy from Weird Tales and Strange Tales in order of
original publication. All texts have been meticulously restored to their
original pulp appearances. Mass Market Paperback: 320 pages Publisher: Cosmos Books (September 30, 2008) ISBN-10: 0843959258 ISBN-13: 978-0843959253 |
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| E-texts
on the net this week The Shadow in Review: There is no Shadow review this week. Pulpgen-Online Pulps: Now with over 900 stories online! "Six Tricks Make a Corpse" by V. E. Thiessen from TEN DETECTIVE ACES, May, 1948 In that seemingly harmless bridge game, a player was at the mercy of an unusual death threat. "Phantom Cargo" by Lon Williams from REAL WESTERN STORIES, December, 1953 Featuring: Lee Winters It is too bad that Deputy Marshal Lee Winters didn't live in modern times. For, if he had been so fortunate, he would have had more than Cannon Ball at his disposal for a quick ride over eerie, spooky Alkali Flats. |
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| FALL
OF CTHULHU #12 - Arriving in comic shops May 21st! by Michael Alan Nelson Continuing a brand new story arc! Sheriff Raymond Dirk hunts for the killer that only teenage Lucy has seen! Can Sheriff Dirk find the mysterious "Gray Man" before he kills again? Or are Lucy's prophecies of doom destined to come true? BOOM! STUDIOS COVER A-24 pages, Full Color, $3.99 COVER B-24 pages, Full Color, $3.99 |
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| INDIANA
JONES AND KINGDOM OF CRYSTAL SKULL
- Available May 20th! by Best Selling Author James Rollins Everyone's favorite archeologist adventurer returns for another globe-trotting trek as George Lucas and Steven Spielberg team with screenwriter David Koepp to bring Indiana Jones back to the big screen nearly 20 years after Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade! Author James Rollins scribes this official novelization of the highly anticipated movie, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull! Del Rey, Hardcover, 6x9, 400 pages, $26.00 |
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INDIANA
JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL
Written by George Lucas, David Koepp and John Jackson
Miller, penciled by Luke Ross, inked by Fabio Laguna, colored
by Dan Jackson. The most anticipated movie event of
the summer comes to comics in this adaptation of the fourth
Indiana Jones film! Arriving in comic shops May 21st! The intrepid Doctor Henry Jones Jr. is back in his biggest adventure yet! This time, the world-renowned archaeologist finds himself caught in a series of events that all point to a discovery unlike any other. But will his rivals in pursuit of this priceless treasure seize his quarry from right under his nose? Not if he, and a few unexpected companions, have anything to say about it! The thrill and the humor, the action and the romance, the hat and the whip -- everything you love about Indy is here! 96 pages, $12.95 Dark Horse Comics |
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| INDIANA JONES AND THE TOMB OF THE GODS #3
(of 4) - Coming in August! Rob Williams (W), Steve Scott (P), Nathan Massengill (I), Michael Atiyeh (C), and Tony Harris (Cover) Breakneck adventure doesn’t let you stop for breath in this continuation of Indiana Jones’s search for ancient artifacts and treasures! Once again, archaeologist and self-stated preserver of history Dr. Henry Jones Jr. is on the trail of something colossal. With exotic locations, natural disasters, wild animals, ever-pesky Nazis, and a beautiful fortune hunter, Indy’s quest for the Tomb of the Gods could be his most amazing and historically disturbing escapade ever! This way for a touch of history and a lot of gripping adventure -- Indiana Jones is not your average archaeologist! Full Color, 40 pages, $2.99, On sale August 27 Dark Horse Comics |
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| LibriVox - New Robert E.
Howard audio collection in the works! Completed works: "Rattle of Bones" "Red Shadows" "The Skulls in the Stars" Works in progress: "Bear Creek Collection Volume 01" LibriVox.org |
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| McFarland - Now available! Anthony Boucher - A Biobibliography Jeffrey Marks Foreword by Gordon Van Gelder American author, editor, and critic William Parker White, better known to most as Anthony Boucher, made countless contributions to the fields of mystery and science fiction. After beginning his career as a mystery writer at 16, Boucher went on to become a New York Times mystery critic, a host for several radio programs, and the founding editor of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. This comprehensive biobibliography places particular emphasis on the writings and edited publications that established his reputation among readers of science fiction. Several appendices include complete bibliographic citations for Boucher’s novels, articles, short stories, unpublished works, reviews, radio plays, anthologies, translations, and other written works. ISBN 978-0-7864-3320-9 photos, notes, appendices, bibliography, index 248 pages, softcover, $35 |
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| McFarland - Now available! Early American Detective Stories - An Anthology Edited by LeRoy Lad Panek and Mary M. Bendel-Simso This anthology offers readers an exemplary sample of the hundreds of detective stories published in nineteenth century newspapers and magazines. All but two are stories published before 1891, before Sherlock Holmes appeared in America. The stories are categorized according to common motifs, including the largely unexplored field of women in late nineteenth-century detection. Revealing cultural intricacies that other kinds of fiction cannot, the literature presented here provides new insights into the history of the detective story. ISBN 978-0-7864-3711-5 notes, bibliography, index 336 pages, library binding, $55 |
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| Pangaea: Eden's Planet
- Now available! Pulp adventure
returns to science fiction in “Pangaea: Eden’s Planet”.
Seven astronauts en route to Mars encounter a time warp in
space that disables their ship. Crash landing on Earth, they discover an
alien planet sixty million years before the dinosaurs. Pangaea, the super
continent, is filled with danger and terror, as they must survive against
fierce reptiles that ruled the Earth 250 million years in the past! Tom Johnson, author of the popular Jur series trades T-Rex for saber-toothed Gorgons and fin-backed Dimetrodons. At least there was a fence in Jurassic Park! Now Available From NTD http://www.bloodredshadows.com |
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| PIGEONS
FROM HELL #2 - Arriving in comic shops May 21st! Written by Joe R. Lansdale, art and cover by Nathan Fox, colored by Dave Stewart. What started out as a simple road trip has turned into a nightmarish disaster as Clare and Janet, heirs to the mysterious Blassenville estate, and their three friends find themselves stranded for the night in the derelict Blassenville mansion, located deep in the desolate heart of the Louisiana swamplands. With nothing left to do but to wait for daylight before they can go for help, the group settles in for the night, but it doesn't take long for the evil that infects the house to try to claim its first victims. 32 pages, $3.50, in stores on May 21. Dark Horse Comics |
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| Pulpville Press
- Now available! THRILLING MYSTERY STORIES by Ray Cummings First time in hardcover! From the pages of Thrilling Mystery pulp magazine come these nine tales from the pen of Ray Cummings: "The Death Song", "The Case of the Mummified Corpse", "Ashes of Murder", "The Dead Who Walk", "The Man Who Cast Two Shadows", "Castle of Horror", "The Thing in the Bottle", "Fear Rides the Stars", and "Souvenir of Doom". Fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied these stories in the magazine. Published under the Pulpville Press imprint. Hardcover w/dust jacket - $24.95 Pulpville Press |
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| Pulpville Press
- Now available! THRILLING G-MEN STORIES From the pages of G-Men comes this compilation of fourteen stories. Thrill to stories about the Feds in action, written by Col. William T. Cowin, A. Leslie, Howard R. Marsh, Lee Fredericks, Robert Sidney Bowen, Frank Gruber, Jean Francis Webb, Charlton L. Edholm, Robert Wallace, and Kenneth L. Sinclair. The thrillings tales: "G-Man Jones", "My Brother's Keeper", "Fanged Death", "Murder in the Ybarra", "Third Heaven", "Missing Witness", "Proof Indigo", "Murder Invitation", "Law of the Levee", "Gunmen's Hate", "Red Evidence", "The G-Heat", "Broken Glass", and "Bandit Brand". From Pulpville Press in the Various Collections section. Hardcover w/dust jacket - $24.95 Pulpville Press |
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| Pulpville Press
- Now available! THE CORRIGANVILLE MOVIE RANCH FILMOGRAPHY by Jerry L. Schneider Beginning in 1938 and continuing to this day, the property which was once the Corriganville Movie Ranch, owned and operated by B-Western Actor, Ray "Crash" Corrigan", has been used by film companies for hundreds of films and television shows. This book provides a listing of those films, serials, and tv shows. The book is illustrated in full color and black 'n' white with posters, lobby cards, film stills, and frame grabs. Published under the Corriganville Press imprint. Hardcover w/dust jacket - $39.95 Trade Paperback - $24.95 Corriganville Press |
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| PulpWiki PulpWiki needs your help to grow. It has gotten a good start, but to expand and become the pulp resource it should be it needs your contributions. Head over to http://thepulp.net/PulpWiki/wikka.php?wakka=WikiHome. It's quick and easy to register (just remember the pass code: the nickname of the "Man of Bronze" - hint, hint), then jump right in. Update existing pages, look at the "wanted pages" list, or create a new entry. You are bound to know something about a pulp magazine, a pulp character, illustrator, writer or publisher that you can share with the pulp community. The PulpWiki will be only as good as you make it. And based on past experience, it should be terrific! |
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| Robert E. Howard - New title available May 21st! The Haunter of the Ring & Other Tales - Wordsworth Editions - May 2008, £2.99 Compiled and Introduced by M.J. Elliot From the unsurpassed imagination of the creator of Conan, Robert E. Howard, here are twenty-one tales of suspense, high adventure and Lovecraftian horror. The contents include:
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| SHEENA:
THE BEST OF THE QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE - Arriving in comic shops May 21st! Author(s), Artist(s): Eisner/Iger Studios and Various Swing into the Golden Age of comics with this spectacular collection of classic SHEENA: QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE! Featuring digitally-remastered classic artwork by Will Eisner/Jerry Iger studios and over 10 of the best SHEENA stories from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, this collection is a must-have for fans of classic comics! Over 144 pages of digitally-re-mastered classic stories of SHEENA from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s - Reprinting stories from JUMBO COMICS and SHEENA COMICS. Featuring an essay by current SHEENA writer Steven E. de Souza (Die Hard, Commando, Tomb Raider)! Format: Trade paperback, approx 144 pages, Full Color, perfect bound Retail Price: $18.99 |
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The Spectre Library
- Summer 2008 Book Release - Advance orders
are now being accepted!!
The Spectre Library
533 One Center Blvd # 315, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 spectrelibrary@gmail.com There are
limited copies of the second book still available: Victor Rousseau "The Tracer
of Egos."
The first Victor Rousseau collection, "The Surgeon of Souls," is SOLD OUT. |
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| Wild Cat Books -
Now available! STARTLING STORIES #6 The New Future of Science Fiction & Fantasy is now even bigger and better than ever! With more pages and more Thrilling Tales of Wonder, this is the perfect time to jump on board to WCB's revival of the classic pulp fiction magazine, updated for today's readers! Includes: THE TRAVELER by Wayne Skiver and DOCTOR METROPOLIS by Barry Reese, both on-going series that will be a big part of our plans! Plus, a wonderful tale of GIDEON CAINE by K.G. McAbee, illustrated by Nick Neocleous, that will be in a collected edition of this fine writer's Short Story collection, which will be coming soon! AND... We also feature two classic pulp fiction tales, along with the original artwork: THE MISSISSIPPI SAUCER by Frank Belknap Long and THE ALIENS by Murray Leinster! Cover Art by William Carney and Frontispiece by Ron Wilber, this is an issue that you will enjoy for years to come! Grab your ray-gun, pick up your sword, jump in your spaceship, and encounter worlds you never imagined existed! This is our BEST ISSUE to date! 80 pages, 8.5" x 11" Perfect Bound Trade Paperback, $10.00 Download: $4.00 Available now at: http://stores.lulu.com/wildcatbooks |
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| 09 May 2008 |
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| Abingdon Pulp & Paperback
Conference -
Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June 22! Curt Philips is hosting a small SF conference here in Abingdon, VA on Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June 22. (We'll also have some kind of social function on the evening of Friday, June 20 for those who may want to arrive early but I'm still looking at what that will be. Several interesting alternatives - mostly involving food - present themselves.) It's called the Abingdon Pulp & Paperback Conference and yes, this is short notice, but I invite any of you who might like to attend to come to Abingdon and join us. I expect to have a website up soon and will certainly post that link here. I already have intentions to attend in hand from two writers and I'm hoping for more. I'm also looking for additional book dealers who'd like to attend. If anyone here would be interested in being a dealer, or would just like to bring some surplus pulps, fiction magazines or books along to sell or trade, we'll have a place for you too. The weekend will be one of relaxed book-hunting and book conversation with like minded people, and as the name indicates, our main focus will be on pulp magazines and paperback books, vintage or otherwise. I hope that we'll have a couple of panal discussions with accomplished writers, publishing professionals and book collectors, I'm hoping to arrange a special display by a certain local artist whom you've all heard of, and there'll be some local attractions available for your enjoyment including walks in the 230 year-old Town of Abingdon, visits to two major flea markets where *I* find great old books just about every weekend, you can, if you wish, take in a play at the world famous Barter Theater located just down the street, and if it ever stops snowing here in town I'll go out and pick out a good place for us to have a Saturday night banquet. So the focus for the Abingdon Pulp & Paperback Conference will be books, food, visiting the attractions of the beautiful southwest Virginia mountains and hanging out with other book people. I expect this to be a relatively small gathering with a mixture of local fans and folks from across the region (this is where you all come in...). I hope that many of you will be able to join us in Abingdon. Details, prices (cheap!) and so forth should be available right here and on the event website very soon. I'll let you know. As I said, I'm looking for a few more dealers of good books. If you're such a dealer, e-mail me and we'll see if we can talk you into coming to Abingdon. I'm also looking for any suggestions from any of you about other things we might do at the conference and other folks who might like to attend. I can be contacted directly at the address and phone number below. Curt Phillips Absarka_prime@comcast.net |
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| Age of Adventure Press - Coming soon! ANNOUNCING
AGE of Adventure Press!
AofA's mission is to preserve and promote the Great American Comic Books of the Golden Age and to introduce this material to a new generation. Age of Adventure specializes in collected editions of Classic Super Heroes, Science Fiction, War and Jungle Comics. Look for our first offering; Legendary Heroes: PYROMAN coming soon! A company website is in the works. Stay tuned to Coming Attractions for news on this and other exciting upcoming releases! |
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| Age of Aces
Presents - Downloadable PDF Air War pulp stories! Age of Aces Books is now offering a new feature on their Web site called "Age of Aces Presents". You can now download free PDF versions of some great Air War pulp stories. Visit them at http://ageofaces.home.att.net and look for the "Age of Aces Presents" link. New this week: "Ming Menace" by Robert Burtt from the November 1933 Flying Aces featuring "Battling" Grogan. General Mord Grogan, known as Battling Grogan, is an American pilot serving with the Chinese in their battle against the invading Japanese. He commands the all Chinese “Dragon Squadron” along with his friend and first officer Captain Cheung Sun Im. In this story they try to prevent the Japanese from stealing the famous and priceless White Jade Buddha. Grogan almost falls victim to the gruesome Chinese “Rice Torture”. Author Robert Burtt is best known as the co-writer of the 30’s and 40’s radio shows “Captain Midnight” and “The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen”. And while you are visiting the Age of Aces website, make sure you checkout their fine Air War pulp reprints. Click on any of the covers
to order from Amazon.com!
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Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
and Nostalgia Ventures
Inc
Bob Larkin authographed
copies of DOC SAVAGE #15 are now available!
Anthony's Tollin's Sanctum Productions is now offering
a limited number of copies of the DOC SAVAGE #15 75th anniversary edition
autographed in bronzish ink by cover artist Bob Larkin for $20 ($17 plus
$3 postage per order). These signed books are also available to subscribers
for just $17 when shipped with their next subscription copies. 
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio; TX 78245-1474, sanctumotr@earthlink.net 2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
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Printed this week! THE SHADOW Volume 18: "The
Unseen Killer" and "The Golden Masks"
"Who
knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The
Shadow Knows!" The Knight of Darkness returns in two
of Walter Gibson's greatest pulp thrillers. First, Lamont
Cranston investigates a strange series of murders by
"The Unseen Killer." In a battle between The Shadow and
an invisible man, who will have the last laugh? Then, the
Dark Avenger attempts to strip "The Golden Masks" from a secret
society of hooded blackmailers extorting millions with a
bizarre invention. This classic pulp reprint also features both
classic color covers by George Rozen, all the interior illustrations
by legendary illustrator Tom Lovell and commentary by pulp
historian Will Murray. (Sanctum Productions) ISBN:
1-932806-97-0
13-digit: 978-1-932806-97-7Softcover, 7x10, B&W, $12.95 
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio; TX 78245-1474, sanctumotr@earthlink.net 2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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| Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
and Nostalgia Ventures
Inc To be printed next week! DOC SAVAGE Volume 17: "The
Czar of Fear" and "World's Fair Goblin"
The saga of the pulp era's greatest
superman continues with two epics of the Great Depression
by Kenneth Robeson. First, the Man of Bronze and
his Iron Men battle the Green Bell and his hooded terrorists.
Who is "The Czar of Fear" and what lurks behind his evil plans?
Then, an eight-foot monster is haunting the 1939 New York
World's Fair. What is the bizarre secret of Maximus, the "World's
Fair Goblin"? This collector's item pulp reprint also features
both original color pulp covers by Walter Baumhofer and Emery
Clarke, interior illustrations by Paul Orban and historical
articles by Will Murray, author of seven Doc Savage novels. (Sanctum
Productions) ISBN: 1-932806-94-6
13-DIGIT: 978-1-932806-94-6
Softcover, 7x10, B&W, $12.95 
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio; TX 78245-1474, sanctumotr@earthlink.net 2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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| Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Productions
and Nostalgia Ventures
Inc To be printed next week! DOC SAVAGE Volume 17 - James Bama Variant
Edition: "The Czar of Fear" and "World's
Fair Goblin"
The
saga of the pulp era's greatest superman continues with two epics of
the Great Depression by Kenneth Robeson. First, the Man of Bronze and
his Iron Men battle the Green Bell and his hooded terrorists. Who is
"The Czar of Fear" and what lurks behind his evil plans? Then, an eight-foot
monster is haunting the 1939 New York World's Fair. What is the bizarre
secret of Maximus, the "World's Fair Goblin"? This collector's item
variant edition also showcases one of James Bama's most breathtaking paintings,
both original color pulp covers by Walter Baumhofer and Emery Clarke, interior
illustrations by Paul Orban and historical articles by Will Murray,
author of seven Doc Savage novels. (Sanctum Productions)
ISBN: 1-932806-96-2 13-DIGIT: 978-1-932806-96-0 Softcover, 7x10, B&W, $12.95 
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio; TX 78245-1474, sanctumotr@earthlink.net 2 books: $25.90 (cover price) First Class postpaid Check, Money Order, or Paypal Subscriptions: Six issues for $72 (first class) or $66 (media mail) [postpaid] |
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| ASTONISHING ADVENTURES MAGAZINE The third issue of ASTONISHING ADVENTURES MAGAZINE, the greatest place for new tales in the old pulp fashion, has finally arrived! So brace yourself for tales that are ASTONISHING! Prepare yourself for ADVEN-TURES! All conveniently located in one pulp MAGAZINE! That’s ASTONISHING ADVENTURES MAGAZINE! And best of all, the third digital issue is free! Available at www.astonishingadventuresmagazine.com |
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| THE CIMMERIAN, VOLUME
5, NUMBER 2 (April) - Now
available! THE CIMMERIAN, VOLUME 5, NUMBER 2 Edited by Leo Grin | Illustrated by Socar Myles 40 pages Features a series of translated pieces from a hot new French volume of Howardian criticism, an interesting new take on the subtext of Howard’s “Red Nails,” a piece on the influence of Howard’s historicals on the creation of Conan and his Hyborian Age, a poem by Clark Ashton Smith disciple Donald Sidney-Fryer, The Lion’s Den, and more. Each issue was printed in two editions. The deluxe edition, numbered 1-75, uses a black linencover with foil-stamped amethyst text. The limited edition, numbered 76-225, uses an amethyst cover with solid black text. Visit The Cimmerian website for complete details. Deluxe edition: $15 Limited edition: $10 each. UNITED STATES 1 Book: First Class (arrives in few days) $4 2-4 books: Priority Mail (arrives in few days)$5 CANADA 1-4 books: Airmail (arrives in a few days) $5 INTERNATIONAL (most other countries — Europe, Australia, Asia, etc.) 1-4 books: Airmail (arrives in 4-7 days) is $10; Surface Mail (by boat, usually takes 4+ weeks) varies from country to country, please inquire with the editor. You can only pay with a credit card or bank account by using PayPal. Send PayPal payments to editor@thecimmerian.com. You can also send checkor money order, made payable to THECIMMERIAN, to: THE CIMMERIAN P. O. Box 5572 PLAYA DELREY,CA 90296 Visit The Cimmerian website for full ordering information and back issue availability. |
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| CTHULHU TALES #2 - Arriving in
comic shops May 14th! by Steve Niles, Michael Alan Nelson & Various Cthulhu calls and Steve Niles answers! Niles and Michael Alan Nelson (Fall Of Cthulhu) are aboard the new monthly series that readers demanded, based on the fan-favorite, critically-acclaimed anthology! Yes, Cthulhu Tales is back - and this time it's monthly! More great Cthulhu stories from more great writers and artists! It's time to heed the call! BOOM! STUDIOS COVER A-SC, 24 pages, Full Color, $3.99 COVER B-SC, 24 pages, Full Color, $3.99 |
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| Dial P For Pulp Podcast - The seventh show is now available for download! Dial P For Pulp is a podcast for anyone interested in any aspect of the pulps. The third (November) podcast is now available online and highly recommended! There is no cost involved. Just download the mp3 file and enjoy! Dial P for Pulp is the brain child of David Drage and David has done an excellent job putting the program together. The seventh (May) podcast features: Trailer for The Scarifyers 3: For King and Country coming in May 08 Reviews: "The Secret of Sinharat" by Leigh Brackett "The Phantom: Man-Eaters" "The Time Travelers Show" Gangster Flash - Manhattan 1914 read by Sally Wiget Pulp Role Playing Games Part 1 Hollow Earth Expeditions - Review written by Tim Knights of the Her0press Blog Mean Streets - Film Noir Role-Playing Game Fiction: "Too Young To Fight" by H. Wolff Salz, read by Rebecca Thrasher (Originally published in Thrilling Detective, June 1945) Trailer for The Failed Cities Monologues from Podiobooks.com Exclusive New fiction from the Amazon.com No1 Best Selling Author Seth Harwood Young Junius written and read by Seth Harwood (this story contains strong language and violence, and is only suitable for adult listeners!!!) A voice mail line has been set up, so please let David know what you think of the show, the number is 206-600-3121, and that is a United States phone number. All seven shows to date are available for download at: http://www.dialpforpulp.com or you can subscribe to the RSS feed at: http://dpfp.libsyn.com/rss/podcasts You can also join the Dial P for Pulp Yahoo newsgroup at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dial-p-for-pulp/ |
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| E-texts
on the net this week The Shadow in Review: This weeks Shadow review is "The Wasp Returns" from February 1, 1941. | |||||||
