Anthony Tollin and Nostalgia Ventures have released two new pulp reprints, each with two stories. 

The Shadow returns in volume 3 featuring the stories The Voodoo Master and the Red Blot.  While Doc Savage is back with volume 2 featuring Resurrection Day and Repel.

• The Shadow Volume 3: The Voodoo Master / The Red Blot
• Doc Savage Volume 2: Resurrection Day / Repel

 

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Girasol Collectables is back with three new pulp replicas.  Fan favorite The Spider is back along with a rare Oriental Stories and a Spicy Mystery featuring Hugh Cave, Robert Leslie Bellam and more!

• The Spider in King of the Red Killers
• Oriental Stories Summer 1932
• Spicy Mystery January 1936

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Sometimes things can get lost right there out in the open.  I’ve had a stack of Spider pulp reprints on my shelves for years now and I just realized that they were no longer available on the website.  Well, that’s been fixed.  You can now once again order these great Spider reprints that are otherwise out of print. 

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• The Spider #21: Hordes of the Red Butcher
• The Spider #39: Reign of the Snake Men
• and The #46: The Man Who Ruled in Hell

 

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We are starting to carry a new line of Old Time Radio products from Nostalgia Ventures, the same people bringing us the new Shadow and Doc Savage reprints.

This line of Old Time Radio brings out some familiar names but also some more obscure and unique titles as well and nicely packaged into 20, 4, and 2 CD sets.  Our initial selection includes:

• Laughter on the Air
• Amos N’ Andy
• Famous Guest Stars
• Fibber McGee and Molly
• I Love a Mystery
• Radio Classics
• Radio Detectives
• Espionage
• plus a number more!

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One of the most popular Cliffhanger Serials of all time is back in print. The Adventures of Captain Marvel, from famed serieal producer Republic Pictures, came out in 1941 starring Tom Tyler.

Highlighting the serial were the fabulous flying sequences by Republic’s ace special effects team, Howard and Theodore Lydecker. The Adventures of Captain Marvel marked the very first time a comic book superhero’s exploits were transferred to the silver screen, and the resulting 12 chapters have yet to be equaled for excitement and entertainment.

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We’ve updated our catalog of Old Time Radio collections.  Check these out:

• American Icons
• Gun Smoke: Return to Dodge
• Best of the Lux Radio Theatre
• Scariest Shows Ever!
• Tracks of Terror!

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