Pulp Heroes Who Got Comics
This post is brought to you by Madam Murder, the third novel in the Wild Inc. series by Jack Mackenzie. Doc Savage style action in Read More
This post is brought to you by Madam Murder, the third novel in the Wild Inc. series by Jack Mackenzie. Doc Savage style action in Read More
If you missed the last one…. Strange Detectives is a new collection from RAGE m a c h i n e Books and G. W. Read More
If you missed the last one… Arthur J. Burks was a “Thrilling” writer in 1935, partly because he wrote a lot. He averaged 5.5 stories Read More
If you missed the last one … 1934 saw Arthur J. Burks get to work, writing about 4.5 stories a month. The majority of these Read More
If you missed the last one… 1933 saw Arthur J. Burks’ markets improve, averaging four sales a month. As Peter Ruber mentions in his excellent Read More
If you missed the last one… 1932 saw Ned Pines Thrilling magazines as a strong market for Burks. Thrilling Detective and Thrilling Adventures replace many Read More
I have to admit I missed these two comics when I wrote about the original Avenger novels and the 1970s comics. The first is from Read More
If you missed the last one… The Return of the Giant Robot! These super beings were spawned in the Pulps. Edmond Hamilton, for his second Read More
If you missed Part 1 … Back-Up Status “You who operate beyond the Law… you who seek to wreck the peace of America… Beware! I Read More
The Avenger was the third kick at the cat for Street & Smith. They had The Shadow publishing every two weeks. They had Doc Savage Read More