Comic books in 'Fanzine/fandom'

Fanzine edited by Robert Weinberg. Articles: "The many Faces of The Whisperer" by Will Murray, and "The Ghost of Lin San Fu" by Clifford Goodrich. 5 1/2-in x 8 1/2-in; black and white; 32 pages; side stapled. Cover price $1.50.

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Fanzine edited by Robert Weinberg. Articles: "The Masked Detective" by Nick Carr, and "Death to the Avenger" by Kenneth Robeson. Includes Pulp cover galleries as well as An Index to South Sea Stories. 5 1/2-in x 8 1/2-in; black and white; 32 pages; side stapled. Cover price $1.50.

Fanzine edited by Robert Weinberg. Articles: "The Masked Detective" by Nick Carr, and "Death to the Avenger" by Kenneth Robeson. Includes Pulp cover galleries as well as An Index to South Sea Stories. 5 1/2-in x 8 1/2-in; black and white; 32 pages; side stapled. Cover price $1.50.

Fanzine edited by Robert Weinberg. Articles: "Who Wrote The Spider" by Robert Sampson, Robert Weinberg, and Joel Frieman, "Who Wrote Operator 5" by Robert Weinberg, and "To Find a Dead Man" by Kenneth Robeson. Index for "The Spider" and "Operator 5". 5 1/2-in x 8 1/2-in; black and white; 32 pages; side stapled. Cover price $2.50.

Fall 1992. The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: The Shadow Strikes - Gerard Jones voices his opinions on the Master of Darkness; Doc Savage - artist Joe DeVito brings the Man of Bronze to life; Darkman - Hollywood pulp hero.

Winter/Spring 1993. The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: Batman - stunning new animated series; Green Hornet - screenwriter Don Mancini reveals plans; an "Ed Race" action yarn by Emile C. Tepperman.

Summer/Fall 1993. The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: The Rocketeer - from comic books to the silver screen; Batman - DC heroes in prose pulp adventures; Walter Gibson's secrets of writing The Shadow; Wong Sun - Arden X. Pangborn's forgotten character.

Spring 1994. The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: Aliens vs. Predator - Steve Perry authors the battle of the century; Pulp Cards - collecting pulp artwork through trading cards; House of Horrors - Michael Avallone unlocks terror; Women in Terror - win complete sets of pulp trading cards; The Dreaming Trees - classic pulp science fiction by John W. Jakes.

Fall 1994. The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: Joel Goss - writing The Shadow's new comic exploits; Lester Dent and his forgotten Doc Savages; Celluloid Shadows - in Hollywood, a low-budget film bore bitter fruit; I Spy - love letter to a TV favorite. Cover by Michael Kaluta.

The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: Norvell Page - he brought suspense to The Spider and the shudder pulps; Michael Avallone - a lesson in suspense; Suicide Squad - no mission was impossible; Contradiction, Please! - the origins of Charlie Chan; Trouble at Travers Pharmacy (fiction) - murder is on the menu when Ed Noon helps a pal in a jam.

The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: The Spider by Norvell Page - a young woman's plight incurs Richard Wentworth's anger...and The Spider is born; Derelict's Showdown by D.B. Newton - John Fallon hadn't the guts to take the revenge that had kept him alive for ten years; Tom Tyler, the first movie Phantom; 15-episode synopsis of the Phantom serial; Doc Savage - "The Man Who Shook the Earth" stirred things up; action figures; tiny pulps; movie bits.

The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: A salute to The Spider, Master of Men; The Spider: Blood Bond by Norvell Page - a tale of Richard Wentworth's secret past; The Sandman - his eerie adventures in comics; Doc Turner; Pulpcon; R.T.M. Scott; J. Fleming Gould.

The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: Michael Kaluta - in comic books, he introduced a new generation to The Shadow; Red-Handed! by Mark Hope - he was running the show, but he didn't know the big boss; Internet Pulps - Frozencat surfs the world wide web; Popular Tour - a photo album of the Popular Publications staff and offices; Doc Savage - no animated series for you guys; Piperock County - W.C. Tuttle created "silent comedies" for Adventure.

Features: "Claws of the Tiger Girl" by Duane Yarnell, "Shadowplay" (Part 2) by Rich Harvey, "Who Butchered Doc Savage?" by Will Murray, "The White Mask" by O.B. Myers, and "Remembering Carl Jacobi" by D.H. Olsen. Saddle Stitched, 8 1/2-in x 11-in, 32 Pages, B&W. Cover price $3.00.

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Features: "John K. Butler - And Son" by John Wooley, "Pipesmoke, Trainsmoke, Tears" by Rod K. Butler, "A Coffin For Two" (Part 1) by John K. Butler, "Pulphound #2: Was Taz Atlantis?" by Will Murray, and "Pulpcon 27 Reports" by Al Tonik and John DeWalt. Cover by Franklyn E. Hamilton. Saddle Stitched, 8 1/2-in x 11-in, 32 Pages, B&W. Cover price $4.00.

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The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue saluting The Great White North: "Flames of Justice" - a Corporal Carson adventure in the Northwest by Howard J. Perry. Plus: "The Scarlet Riders" - Adventure is due north in Don Hutchison's latest book, a history/anthology of the Royal Mounted Police. Also: Murray Leinster and Doc Savage; tribute to Batman creator Bob Kane, dead at 82; Nick Carr's Operator 5 Confidential.

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The All-Star Action Heroes -- Past and Present! In this issue: "Bullets for Breakfast" - a rolickin' tale of bushwhack smugglers by Le Roy Boyd; Forrest Rosaire - a "Forgotten Fictioneer" who fled the pulps; Pulp Price Guide - things heat up this issue as the nay-sayers and the land barons duke it out; Weird Tales; The Spider; Michael Avallone; reviews and ranting.

Gangland's Doom - The Shadow of the Pulps by Frank Eisgruber Jr. Essay on "The Shadow" radio drama and novels. Produced by Robert Weinberg. Softcover, 5 1/2-in x 8-in, 64 Pages, B&W. Cover price $5.00.

The Pulp Era #62, includes Down Memory Lane: Scoops by Terry Jeeves; a feature on The Shadow by Dean Greenell; Why I Wrote the Bantan Novels by Maurice Gardner; Argassing by Lynn Hickman; interior art by Joe Staton and George Barr; cover art by Dave Prosser; a letter from Harry Warner Jr.; and more. 32 pages, B&W, 8.5-in. x 11-in.

Articles about Tarzan and "Modern Wonder" (a juvenile weekly). Fiction: Doc Aborigine in "The Gold Mine of Gold" (by Gary Zachrich). Stunning art porfolio by George Barr. Indexes of Pirate Stories, High Seas Adventures, and Argosy (Jan.-July 1930). 8.5-in. x 11-in.; black and white; 58 pages; side-stapled. Cover price $0.35.

The Pulp Era #64, includes Argassing by Lynn Hickman; Down Memory Bank Lane by Terry Jeeves; War Stories by Donald A. Wollheim; a review of Flight to Forever by Ed Wood (probably not the film director); letters from Harry Warner Jr. and Larry Herndon; Argosy index by John C. Nitka; a Jim Cawthorne artfolio; art by Joe Staton; and more. 44 pages, B&W, 8.5-in. x 11-in.

Issue #66 - March-April 1967. The Air War issue. Front cover by Dave Prosser, back cover by Gene Duplantier. Interior illustrations by Prosser, Jay Kinney, Gary Zachrich, John Rackham and Plato Jones. Articles and reviews on Ace-High Magazine, Flying Aces, The Spider, The Blue Max movie, a brief history of WWI in the air and more. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 64 pages, black and white.

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The Pulp Era #72, includes Argassing by Lynn Hickman, Down Memory Bank Lane by Terry Jeeves, and more. 44 pages, B&W, 8.5-in. x 11-in.

Pulp Fanzine. Special Ryerson Johnson Issue! Featured Stories: "The Sapphire Death" (Part 2 of 2) by Loring Brent, "Blood Ring" and "The Devil's Horns". Articles: "This Is The Way It Was" by Ryerson Johnson, "Here's Johnny!" by Will Murray, "The American Fiction Guild" by Ryerson Johnson, "Len Siringo: Freedom's Gunhawk" by Dickson Thorpe, and "Three Came Gunning" by Ryerson Johnson. Cover art by Frank Hamilton. Interior Illustrations by Frank Hamilton, Lester Belcher, Sandy Stoddard, Albert Manachino, Kevin Duncan, and H.L. Parkhurst. Saddle Stitched, 8-in x 11-in, 84 Pages, B&W. Cover price $5.00.

Pulp Fanzine. Featured Stories: "The Red Mist of Death" (Part 1 of 2) by Harold Ward, "The Mad Monks" by W. Wirt, and "Tear Drop Tank". Articles: "Some Echoes From The Windy City" by Don Wilcox, "A Checklist of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Don Wilcox" by Mike Ashley, "The Legend of El Borak" by Rick Lai, "He, Too, Was Valiant" by Nick Carr, "The Problems With Pulp Research" by Robert Weinberg, "Ramblings of a Perambulating Pulp Fan: An Interview With Talmage Powell" by Albert Tonik, "Death's Last Bow" by Don Hutchison, and "Big Trouble In Old China" by Doug Ellis. Cover by Larry Latham. Interior Illustrations by Larry Latham, Kevin Duncan, Lester Belcher, Bob Cotter and Frank Hamilton. Saddle Stitched, 8-in x 11-in, 92 Pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Pulp Fanzine. Featured Stories: "The Red Mist of Death" (Part 2 of 2) by Harold Ward, "The Great Brain of Kaldar" by Edmond Hamilton, "Headache Hurler" by Michael Avallone. Featured Articles: "Gernsback at Sea" by Michael Ashely, "Captain of Adventure: Luigi Caradosso" by Frank D. McSherr, Jr, "Those Elusive First Issues" by Nick Carr, "From The Vaults of Munsey: The Fantastic Novels Story" by David & Su Bates, "Kioga: An Informal Survey of His Adventures in Pulps, Paperbacks, and Film" by Link Hullar and Frank Hamilton, "Ed Hamilton--The World Saver in Ohio" by Fred Cook. Cover by Frank Hamilton. Interior Illustrations by Frank Hamilton, Bobb Cotter, Bruce Timm, Kevin Duncan, Mike Cody, and Albert Manachino. Saddle Stitched, 8-in x 11-in, 96 Pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.

Pulp Fanzine. Featured Stories: "Steel Corpse" by Paul Chadwick, "Swain Kingsbane" by Arthur D. Howden Smith, "Manhattan Corpse-Peddler" by William R. Cox. Articles: "A Brief Biography of Bill Barnes" by Will Murray, "Charles Spain Verral" by Will Murray, "In Search of Golden Fleece" by Doug Ellis, "William R. Cox" by Jerry Page, "The Gernsback "Magazines"" No One Knkows" by Sam Moskowitz, "Forgotten On Park Avenue" by Audrey Parente, "The Flying Daredevils" by Nick Carr, "The Original Hard-Boiled Avenger--Paul Chadwick's Wade Hammond" by Garyn G. Roberts, "Pulpcon 19 Report" by Albert Tonik, "Pulpcon 19--Guest of Honor Interview, Ryerson Johnson" by Will Murray, and "Friends of Lovecraft. Cover by Frank Hamilton. Interior Illustrations by Frank Hamilton, Mike Cody, Jim Garrison, Kevin Duncan and Bobb Cotter. Saddle Stitched, 8-in x 11-in, 88 Pages, B&W. Cover price $6.00.