How distinctly we remember, on the day before November;With the gaily costumed children wanting candy at the door.Eagerly we wished the morrow;—vainly we had sought to borrowFrom our comics breaks from sorrow—and we found the book Lenore.Now the rare and radiant maidens called the Tweeks review Lenore—Posted here for evermore.
ALL PULP REVIEWS by Ron Fortier CHICAGO LIGHTNING By Max Allan Collins Thomas & Mercer 373 pages Sixty three year old Max Collins has been at this writing game for a while coming onto the mystery private-eye scene with his 1994 Shamus Award winning “True Detective,” published the year before. Since that monumental debut, Collins…
With the announcement of Lance Star: Sky Ranger joining the iPulp Fiction Library, ALL PULP wanted to introduce readers to some of the Honorary Sky Rangers involved with making these stories happen. Next up is Lance star: Sky Ranger Art Director and Designer, Rob Davis. AP: Tell us a little about yourself and where readers…
Endings are harder than beginnings: any story-teller will tell you that. So if I quibble that The Golden Age doesn’t end as well as it begins , I’m largely saying that it’s a story, and that’s what stories do. Reading the second half , though – the graphic novel or bande dessinee The Golden Age,…
Despite the Reality TV show, license to carry a gun and the costumed crusader thing, the Defuser is just like us. He hits the comic shop every week, but what does he grab? He shares his weekly list with us, plus: — Image, Marvel & DC all chalk up sell-outs — See you in September…
It seems that every news outlet in the world is scrambling to keep up with the Harry Potter frenzy. And I know you people at home are wondering, "How can I keep up with all of these mildly diverting stories that all rehash the same three or four facts?" Well, friends, wonder no more, for…
Going in to Project Almanac I had a very clear idea of what I would be getting: Chronicle but with time travel instead of superheroes. To its credit that isn’t really what Project Almanac is, it isn’t as predictable or as overly dramatic. It doesn’t have a conclusion that’s drawn out too long. In fact,…
