RECOMMENDED NEW PULP READING FROM SUPERHERO NOVELS
SuperHero Novels included a nice selection of New Pulp books as part of its Recommended Reads section at http://superheronovels.com/2012/06/30/live-in-the-link-age-07-01-12.
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