Win Scott Eckert has shared the following information on Time’s Last Gift by Philip Jose Farmer. For immediate release: U.K publisher Titan Books has entered into an agreement with the Estate of Philip Jose Farmer to bring a large selection of Mr. Farmer’s backlist titles back into print. Significantly, many of the books which are…
Win Scott Eckert shared the following information with All Pulp. For immediate release: U.K publisher Titan Books has entered into an agreement with the Estate of Philip Jose Farmer to bring a large selection of Mr. Farmer’s backlist titles back into print. Significantly, many of the books which are a part of the arrangement initially…
Art: Steven Gordon Sequential Pulp Comics has released promo art for their 2012 release, CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF OF PARIS by Steven Gordon. The graphic novel is scripted by Mark Ellis and will be available in 2012 from Dark Horse Comics’ Sequential Pulp Comics imprint. You can learn more about Sequential Pulp Comics at http://www.sequentialpulpcomics.com/.You…
PRESS RELEASE THE NEWEST HIT-SERIES IN DYNAMITE’S WARLORD OF MARS LINE OF COMICS! Cover Art: Joe Jusko November 9, 2011, Runnemede, NJ – After the incredible critical and commercial success of Dynamite’s Warlord of Mars, Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris, and Warlord of Mars: Fall of Barsoom series, comes Warriors of Mars #1! Before John…
Why are we reviewing this failed adaptation of Sara Gruen’s 2006 novel, Water for Elephants? Well, we like circuses and my wife enjoyed the novel. We think Christoph Waltz is one of the more interesting actors to watch these days and frankly, we just plain like Reese Witherspoon, who hasn’t made enough solid films the…
Gene Gardens is a free weekly webcomic by Shawn Granger and Jorge Mongiovi. New episodes go live on Wednesdays at http://www.genegardens.com/. Time has almost run out on the small blue planet, and the human race has been split into two; the mutants and the clones. Nations regrouped and reformed, the United Americas and Asia Proper…
DAMBALLA! A Review of Airship 27’s Damballa by Andrew Salmon We’ve all been thrilled and enthralled by Classic Pulp. It has influenced so much of pop culture today. However for all its ability to be of its time yet ahead of its time, there is one black mark in the history of the form –…
Moonstone Books has announced that the Lone Ranger novel, “Vendetta” and the Kolchak: The Night Stalker novel, “The Lost City” will arrive in book stores and comic shops in February 2012. KOLCHAK AND THE LOST CITY Written by CJ Henderson, cover by Doug Klauba. New thriller-novels from Moonstone! From the author of the Brooklyn Knights…
PRESS RELEASE Pro Se Productions and Tommy Hancock, Editor in Chief/Partner in Pro Se and Author of the novel YESTERYEAR, announced today that a series of stories set in the YesterYear universe Hancock created in his novel would be debuting on November 4th from iPulpFiction! www.iPulpFiction.com is the brainchild of Keith Shaw and is a…
[Official Press Release]: Deadly Games! Author Bobby Nash BEN Books is proud to present Deadly Games! a thriller by Bobby Nash on Kindle for the low price of $3.00. You can purchase the Kindle Edition of Deadly Games! through Amazon’s Kindle Store at http://www.amazon.com/Deadly-Games-ebook/dp/B005ZN8VPS/ref=sr_1_3?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1319820451&sr=1-3 The print edition of Deadly Games! is also available at https://www.createspace.com/3704764…
[Official Press Release]: BEN Books proudly presents Deadly Games! a thriller by Bobby Nash. The print edition will be available on Amazon and in bookstores soon. The print edition of Deadly Games! is now available at https://www.createspace.com/3704764 for the low introductory price of $11.99. Digital editions coming soon. About Deadly Games!: Deadly Games! A madman’s…
Sometimes words and pictures come together in the same story. There’s more than one way of accomplishing this — comics is the most obvious, with the story told in a sequence of pictures and text (captions and/or dialogue), but there are other options — and books for pre-adults have typically made more use of pictures…
