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It's been quiet in Pulp land
so I thought I post a new link:
The Mercury Men is a new web series on Syfy.com. It's wonderfully pulpy (complete with ridiculous story/science, rayguns and a brain in a jar) and reminiscent of the classic Twilight Zone series. The acting isn't brilliant but style and SFY are rather nifty so it's enjoyable to watch ( Read more... ) -
Adventure House pulp replicas
I just got a Captain Future one from them and it looks rather good. The pulps are complete with hilarious advertising pages. They've got a rather large selection from Doc Savage and The Shadow to more obscure titles.
Have a look
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Batman/Doc Savage
Sat in on this DC Nation Panel. They talked about they're new non-powered pulp like universe. Looks like it will be a lot of fun.
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Pulpwork Press Update For Wednesday, May 28, 2008
This month's Freebie is exclusive to the site...the third chapter of Derrick Ferguson's DILLON & THE PIRATES OF XONIRA! And check back next update for chapter 4!
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Two New Pulp Reviews
I just posted two new reviews of pulp mysteries on my block, "The Diary of Death", a Phantom Detective mystery, and "The Smiling Dogs", an Avenger thriller. -
Pulp Art
Inspired by pop-up books, artist Thomas Allen takes old pulp novels and turns them into dioramas.
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New Review: Supernatural Western Series
I just posted a new review on my blog about the "Lee Winters" stories by Lon Williams -- the only example I can think of, of pulp-era stories which married the Western with the Supernatural tale.
Unless anyone else here knows of any other writer who tried to pull off that trick?
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The Strange, Strange Case of the Missing Weird Tales Subscription
For Christmas last year, my mother-in-law Jill gave me a gift subscription to Weird Tales, the current incarnation of one of the original genre magazines, the very magazine that launched the careers of H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, C.L. Moore, Ray Bradbury, and countless others. Needless to say, I was thrilled by this thoughtful present, ( Read more... )
