The latest issue of Ed Hulse’s Fanzines is now available. This issue features an interview with the Spider’s lady, Nita Van Sloan. Okay, maybe not Nita, but its an interview with Iris Meredith who played Nita in the 1938 serial The Spider’s Web.
Plus, this issue includes articles about Talbot Mundy’s Lost Serials, 10 Chapterplays in Desperate Need of More Respect and more!
Blood n Thunder #15 is now available.
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Anthony Tollin and Nostalgia Ventures and their hugely successful start with The Shadow reprints are about to kick off their Doc Savage series.
The upcoming DOC SAVAGE Volume 1 will be released with two different covers to commemorate the return of the Man of Bronze. The regular edition will feature the “Fortress of Solitude” pulp cover by Robert Harris, while the variant edition will reproduce James Bama’s “Fortress of Solitude” cover for the Bantam paperback.
Send me an email to docsavage@vintagelibrary.com and let me know which cover format you prefer and I’ll make sure we have enough in stock.
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I came across a new type of content/community website. Part content, part links organized by topics. You create and share something called a lens which is your particular view into the internet. It looks interesting so I created a lens for pulp fiction. I’ll be updating it over time if it works out. Take a look at it here: http://www.squidoo.com/pulpfiction/
You can create your own lens about pulp fiction or about any topic that you want. It’s a simple interface both to browse and to create your own lens pages. If this looks like something you’d like to try, use the following link to create your account. You and I will both receive a bonus, a $5 bonus last time I checked. http://www.squidoo.com/lensmaster/referral/JackSuto
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Mike Olafson brings us the fast-moving Modern Pulp tale Amulet of Atlantis, in which rogue adventurers, secret societies, and mystical warriors all clash while pursuing an ancient artifact in the wilds of 1938 Africa. Mike is the creator of Vintage Adventure, a documentary series that compares the adventures of past explorers and archeologists to those of modern-day specialists around the world.
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Send me an email at wantlists@vintagelibrary.com explaining what hard to find items from the world of pulp fiction, old time radio and cliffhanger serials that you are searching for and I’ll post it here. Hopefully someone out there can help!
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Kudos to William Lampkin and his long running tribute website to all things pulp related. It’s the most comprehensive guide to the online pulp world. And, after ten years long of suppling his visitors with a great website, there’s no sign of him slowing down! Check out his website if you haven’t already at ThePulp.net.
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Almost 10 years ago, Chris Kalb combined his innovative, graphic genius with his passion for the Spider with The Spider Kit. Over the years Chris has authored a number of websites featuring our favorite pulp heroes. He’s at it again with a new incarnation of his Spider tribute website: The Spider Returns! Among the many features, check out the Spider cover art gallery.
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Celebrate the Man of Bronze: Join the Arizona Fans of Bronze for the original Doc Con near Phoenix on Saturday, Nov. 11. The ninth con celebrates the 75th anniversary of the opening of the Empire State Building, Doc’s fictional headquarters. For more information on Doc Con 2006, visit Rob Smalley’s Doc Con page. Also, check out Rob’s website dedicated to Doc Savage: The Supreme Adventurer.
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