Doc Savage

  • MUTUAL, THE SPIDER, DIGITAL DOWNLOADS, AND MORE FROM RADIO ARCHIVES!

    ByTommy Hancock

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter  August 10, 2012  NEW 20 CD Radio Set: Mutual Radio Theater, Volume 2  What would it take to recapture the glory of the golden age of radio and still incorporate the stars and even stories of a more modern time? This query was answered extremely well in 1980 by one…

  • GUEST REVIEW-SALMON REVIEWS PRESTON’S ‘UNEARTHED’!

    ByTommy Hancock

    BURIED TREASURE A Review of William Preston’s “Unearthed” by Andrew Salmon     “Unearthed” by William Preston (Asimov’s, Sept. 2012, in stores now) is the third story to feature his “Old Man” character. The first two: “Helping Them Take The Old Man Down” and “Clockworks” also appeared in Asimov’s (the pair are now…

  • JOLSON, RAPID FIRE RADIO, THE SPIDER, THREE PLANETEERS, AND MORE FROM RADIO ARCHIVES!

    ByTommy Hancock

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter  July 27, 2012  NEW 20 CD Radio Set: Jolson on the Radio  The World’s Greatest Entertainer!  Al Jolson was and remains a towering figure of the musical theatre – unquestionably the most exciting stage star of his generation, and a profound influence on the generations to follow. He was…

  • PRO SE ANNOUNCES STUNNING ADDITION TO 2012 PUBLISHING CALENDAR!

    ByTommy Hancock

    Pro Se Productions, a leading publisher in the New Pulp Movement, announces an addition to its already dynamic publishing calendar for 2012! “Even though the New Pulp Movement,” stated Tommy Hancock, Partner in and Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions, “is still in its infancy, relatively speaking, there have already been some writers and…

  • NEW ‘OLD MAN’ STORY TO APPEAR IN ASIMOV’S!

    ByGlenn Hauman

    The September 2012 issue of Asimov’s Science Fiction (appearing via online sources and in bookstores in mid-July) will feature a new novella about the variously named character from William Preston’s “Helping Them Take the Old Man Down” (Asimov’s, March 2010) and “Clockworks” (Asimov’s, April/May 2011), who was conceived in part as an homage to Doc…

  • FIBBER, OPERATOR 5, THE SPIDER, AND SO MUCH MORE FROM RADIO ARCHIVES!

    ByTommy Hancock

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter  June 15, 2012  NEW Radio Set: The Fibber McGee and Molly Show, The 1939/1940 Season  Very few shows from Radio’s golden age had an impact that still today resonates throughout society and entertainment. One such program left its mark indelibly on performers, on our language, on popular culture in a…

  • RAPID FIRE RADIO, THE MOON POOL, DOC SAVAGE, AND MORE FROM RADIO ARCHIVES!

    ByGlenn Hauman

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter   June 1, 2012   Rapid Fire Radio A Column by Tommy Hancock   Reviews! The Lives of Harry Lime, Volume 1 – Long before the term was even invented, Orson Welles brought one of entertainment’s most loved and hated anti heroes to life. The Lives of Harry Lime, Volume 1 collects 20 episodes…

  • LORNE GREENE, VINCENT PRICE, LEONARD NIMOY, WEIRD TALES, THE SPIDER AND MORE!

    ByTommy Hancock

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter   May 18, 2012   FREE Download: Weird Tales Radio Show   “Weird Tales” was a proposed radio series recorded in Hollywood in 1932 and based on stories in the famous horror themed Pulp of the same name, notable for featuring such iconic authors as Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft. The series…