A fractured, ruined world where forgotten, legendary creatures live and thrive in towering mountains, magical forests, and barren deserts. Angelique Bosc and her allies will traverse harsh, nightmarish landscapes to discover the secrets of the past, stabilize events in the present day, and unlock the ÃÂ mysteriesÃÂ of the future as they journey to CADAVER ISLAND!Pro Se…
Welcome to All Pulp’s New Pulp EBook Best Seller List, inspired by the work of Barry Reese! Before we get to what you’re all waiting for, here are the rules by which this little list comes together. 1) This list only tracks Kindle sales through AMAZON. It does not keep track of sales through Barnes and…
PULPED! Returns with a fantastic episode looking at another side of New Pulp- Biographies! Tommy Hancock welcomes Mystery and Pulp Biographer Jeffery Marks to this episode of PULPED! Considering academic works part of New Pulp, Jeffery discusses his work on his upcoming Erle Stanley Gardner biography. Listen to anecdotes, explanations, and origins of some of…
Book Cave hosts Art Sippo and Ric Croxton chat about 1933, Doc Savage, Phantom Detective, King Kong, The Reign of the Superman and Art’s favorite…chocolate chip cookies. Listen to The Book Cave Episode 220 now at http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/the-book-cave-episode-220-1933
Every now and then you can tell someone is special. Every now and then you know just when something becomes an event, a trend-setter. That’s exactly who Bruce Lee was and his Enter the Dragon remains. All marital arts films are measured against this one and now Warner Home Video is giving us a 40th…
It’s been a very good week for Ang Lee and novelist Yann Martel. Lee, of course, won the Best Director Oscar for The Life of Pi, adapting Martel’s magical novel. The film itself was warmly received, earning it admiration from the Academy. The film is being released by Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment on Blu-ray…
THE MASK OF THE RED PANDA #1 the first issue (of 3) of New Pulp Creator and all around Creative Genius Gregg Taylor’s comic based on his Red Panda series is available right now from Comixology. http://www.comixology.com/Mask-of-Red-Panda-1/digital-comic/DIG003156/?app=1Racketeers, gangsters, the occasional power-mad supervillain— all have fallen before the iron resolve of the city’s masked protectors. But…
Itâs not often these days when Mad Magazine is topical, timely, and funny but with the furor surrounding the European horse meat scandal reaching Americaâs Ikea shelves, they hit the bullseye with this cartoon.
The ESO crew takes a look at one of tvâÃÂÃÂs tried and true tropes, the spinoff. Mike Faber, Mike Gordon, and Bobby Nash are joined by Joe Crowe, Dan Carroll, and Greg Plunket to review the best and worst of the bunch, even including spinoffs of spinoffs! We are also joined by writer Jim Beard,…
There are very few genre classics that have yet to come out on Blu-ray but this year, one of those voids is being filled by Warner Home Video, just ahead of the fourth installment in the series. Here are the official details: Burbank, Calif. February 25, 2013 – Mad Max, the sci-fi franchise that introduced…
ALL PULP REVIEWS by Ron Fortier TARZAN The Jungle Warrior By Andy Briggs Open Read Media 180 pages Several weeks ago we reviewed the first book in this new, licensed Tarzan series; The Greystoke Legacy. Following in the footsteps of Tarzan’s creator, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Andy Briggs continues his new adventures of the Jungle Lord…
BBXX By Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman 335 pages, Andrews McMeel Publishing, $35 In the early days of 1990, a brand new comic strip debuted, perfect for parents of young children and universal in its humor. Coming from veteran writer Jerry Scott with art by Rick Kirkman, Baby Blues was a pretty quick hit, still…
