TIPPIN’ HANCOCKS HAT-Reviews of All Things Pulp by Tommy Hancock HOW THE WEST WAS WEIRD: VOL II- Barry Reese, David Boop, Ian Taylor, Joel Jenkins, Ron Fortier, Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Deja, Desmond Reddick, Grahm Eberhardt, Dale W. Glaser, Ian Mileham, Stacy Dooks, Mark Mousquet, Matthew P. Mayo, Kevin Thornton, David Golightly, Tommy Hancock, Tony Wilson,…
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RADIO ARCHIVES KEEPS POUNDING OUT CLASSIC AUDIO PULP!
May 27, 2011 It’s the Latest Newsletter from RadioArchives.com! * New in Old Time Radio: Joe Palooka* New in Pulp Fiction: Doc Savage Volume 48 and The Shadow Volume 49* A Pirate’s Booty in Our Treasure Chest* Also New in Old Time Radio: The Jimmy Durante Show, Volume 2* Letters, We Get Letters… Have a…
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FORTIER GOES BACK TO THE THRILLING DAYS OF ‘YESTERYEAR’!
ALL PULP FICTION REVIEWS by Ron Fortier YESTERYEAR By Tommy Hancock Pro Se Press 180 pages One of the most widely recognized facts regarding American comic book heroes is that they actually evolved out of the Depression Era pulp magazines. Fans of both media are well aware that the likes of Batman and Superman were…
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RADIO ARCHIVES LATEST AND GREATEST!
Welcome to Another Weekly Newsletter from RadioArchives.com! * New in Old Time Radio: The Jimmy Durante Show, Volume 2* New in Pulp Fiction: The Spider Volume 19, The Shadow Volume 48, and Doc Savage Volume 47* The Best Deals are in the Radio Archives Treasure Chest* Also New in Old Time Radio: The Adventures of…
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MOONSTONE MONDAY-WHAT’S COMIN’ IN SEPTEMBER!!!
MOONSTONE SEPT ’11 RELEASES Moonstone Pulp Fiction Magazine #1 Story: CJ Henderson, Mike Bullock Art: misc Cover: Doug Klauba 96pgs, grayscale, 8” x 11.5”, $7.99 A “Return of the Originals” MEGA event! New comic and prose stories, of classic pulp characters like The Spider, The Black Bat, The Phantom Detective, Secret Agent X, G8, and…
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PULP ARK DAY THREE-AS THE CURTAIN FALLS
Sunday, May 15, 2011 After another wonderful gathering for breakfast, the guests and vendors that made PULP ARK such a success convened one final time at The Cinnamon Stick, 151 West Main, Batesville, Arkansas, for the final day of the First Annual Pulp Ark Conference/Convention. 9-10:00 AM-PULP FACTORY PANEL-Why The Current New Interest in Pulps…
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ALL PULP NEWSSTAND BULLDOG EDITION 5/6/11
ALL PULP NEWSSTAND BULLDOG EDITION 5/6/11 RADIO PULP RIDES AGAIN! From Radio Archives- The Latest News from RadioArchives.com! * New in Old Time Radio: The Adventures of Frank Merriwell, Volume 2* New in Pulp Fiction: The Spider, Volume 19, The Shadow Volume 48, and Doc Savage Volume 47* Bargain Deals in the Radio Archives Treasure…
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Reviews from the 86th Floor: Barry Reese reviews Gideon’s Sword
Gideon’s Sword by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child9780446564328 Preston & Child are the authors of the much-loved Special Agent Pendergast series, the most recent of which (FEVER DREAM) introduced several layers to the series that further cement it as one of the best New Pulps out there. Pendergast is the Shadow, Doc Savage and The…
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MOONSTONE MONDAY-RADIO ARCHIVE ANNOUNCES PULP AUDIOBOOK SERIES
NEW AUDIO PRODUCTION DIVISION WILL DO DOC SAVAGE, THE SPIDER, SECRET AGENT “X” Spokane, Wash., April 15, 2011-Radio Archives today announced a new series of audiobooks, based on favorite pulp novels of the 1930s and 1940s. The audiobooks will begin Radio Archives’ new line of original audio productions based on classic pulp fiction. The first…
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WILL MURRAY AT WINDY CITY!
This is Tommy at Windy City. Will Murray, noted Pulp Historian, is part of a panel tonight and a major announcement is expected. Will is currently discussing the recent release of the 1980s Doc Savage Audio Drama now available through Radio Archives. Due to the success of selling the Audio dramas, Radio Archives wants to…
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THIS WEEK ON THE BOOK CAVE-DOC SAVAGE WITH A TWIST!
THIS WEEK ON THE BOOK CAVE, ALL PULP’S OFFICIAL PODCAST!! http://www.thebookcave.libsyn.com/ The Book Cave Episode 118: Mark EidemillerMark Eidemiller is this week’s guest, writer of a take on Doc Savage from a Christian perspective http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/ http://www.cafepress.com/thebookcavePayPal: RJCroxton1@yahoo.comComing Attractions – http://members.cox.net/comingattractions/index.htmlAll Pulp – http://allpulp.blogspot.com/
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ALL PULP GUEST REVIEW-DOC HERMES REVIEWS DOC SAVAGE!
From May 1941, this is a very minor but enjoyable case for Doc and his crew. After slogging through a few dreary Laurence Donovan misfires, it’s a treat to see again how deftly Lester Dent keeps the story flowing, providing just enough information to make the situation clear while not giving everything away. Not that…
