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| The Phantom Detective Companion The longest-running hero of the pulp era! For the first time, the history of the Phantom Detective is bought under one volume, completely updated! Includes an index to nearly 175 stories, 100s of pages of articles, two unused Phantom story plots from the mid-1930s and nearly all of the Phantom’s comic book appearances. It’s 400 pages of must-own information for any pulp fan to enjoy. Trade paperback - $29.95 Limited Edition Hardcover - $49.95 |
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| Operator #5: The History of the Purple Wars by Harrison Stievers The entire history of the The Purple Invasion, the War and Peace of the pulps which ran for over a year in the pages of OPERATOR #5! Loaded with illustrations from the original pulps. 129 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Trade paperback - $14.95 Limited Edition Hardcover - $29.95 |
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Agent "X" Companion The classic investigation of SECRET AGENT "X," revised and updated by the original writers, Tom Johnson and Will Murray, including new chapters, images and information! It's the last word on this classic character! 157 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink $14.95 Altus Press |
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| Triple Detective #3 -
Three stories in ONE magazine! DARK STREETS OF DOOM by Tom Johnson: Dark Streets That Lead To Ebony Alleys In The City’s Immigrant District Culminate In A Spider’s Web of Fear When Homeless Children Are Abducted By Emissaries Of Evil. When The Masked Avenger Promises Protection To The City’s Unwanted Children, Can He Keep That Promise? THE BLACK BAT'S WAR by G. Wayman Jones (Tom Johnson): In the trenches of war-torn Germany, soldiers were dying from the medicines they were receiving for their wounds. The Army generals blamed America for the bad drugs, yet nothing could be done until the source of the deadly medicines could be uncovered and replaced with new drugs. While investigators were stymied, The Black Bat and his team of crime fighters took up the challenge, uncovering a giant plot by a master criminal. But would he be in time to save brave young soldiers dying of their wounds in a far off No-Man’s Land? THE EYES OF SATAN by Robert Wallace (Tom Johnson): From war-torn Europe comes a mastermind with plans to unite all the mobs under his leadership, but while he is making future plans, a small-time thief murders his young bride, calling for vengeance first. That vengeance results in the death of three people, the small time thief, a respected jewel dealer, and a city cop. Those murders bring in the underworld’s dreaded nemesis, The Phantom Detective. But when the lovely Muriel Havens, daughter of the Phantom’s only contact, Frank Havens, is kidnapped, can even the master detective run down the killer before death strikes again? |
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| Triple Detective
#2 - Three stories
in ONE magazine! DOCTOR DEATH RETURNS by Steve Mitchell: Twenty years before, a sinister madman held the world at bay, using the twin powers of science and sorcery to unleash a crimson tide of murder and destruction that swept across America and Asia. Then he disappeared—leaving no clue as to his final fate. MURDER MUSEUM (featuring The Phantom Detective) by K.G. McAbee: The Phantom Detective, that nemesis of all evildoers in New York City, takes on the uncanny powers of the sinister Dr. Darkness! CRIME'S LAST STAND (starring The Masked Avenger) by Tom Johnson: Will evil win out? Can even The Great Masked Avenger survive the final battle with the city's underworld when crime makes its last stand!. |
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| Triple Detective
#1 - Three stories
in ONE magazine! Phantom Detective - Norman Daniels’ “The Happiest Hour Murders” with restored text. The Black Bat - Stewart Sterling’s “The Lady of Death” with restored text. The Secret Agent “X” in “The Stolen Formula” - first American publication in English. One of the most popular titles of its day, TRIPLE DETECTIVE early on carried some terrific stories. The magazine was so popular that it lasted long after most titles had folded, continuing until the Fall 1955 issue. Some interesting stories ended up in the later issues after the other titles ceased, and it’s likely that a number of lost hero pulp stories ended up here as well. Unfortunately, many of the later issues contained reprints of earlier published stories. With the release of the new series, three important stories are included in the first issue for the pulp fan. Norman Daniels’ “The Happiest Hour Murders” was written as a Phantom Detective entry in 1934, but rejected, and published later with all reference to the Phantom deleted removed from the story. When the Black Bat folded in 1953, Stewart Sterling’s “The Lady of Death” was left unpublished, and appeared later, with all traces of the Black Bat removed. These two stories have been restored to their original characters and published here for the first time. The Secret Agent “X” story, “The Stolen Formula” was originally written and published in Greece in 1950, and this is its first American publication in English. TRIPLE DETECTIVE is being published in the pulp format of old, and for the pulp collector, and fan of the character pulps, this will quickly become a collector’s item in itself. Basically, these are three “lost” stories from the heyday of the character pulps. 96 pages, 6.63" x 10.25", perfect binding, black and white interior ink, $14.95 Altus Press |
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| Night To Dawn Books |
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| Heroes
Of Ancient Greece Stories By Tom Johnson, Michael A. Black, Ralph E. Horner, and Ron Wilber Two of the greatest of the Greek heroes were Hercules and Atalanta, and both have survived in their own identities, as well as being the patterns for many other heroes of print, song, and screen. But no hero has ever achieved the strength of the mighty Hercules. Nor has any arrow ever flown as swift and true as one shot from the bow of Atalanta! Monsters from the land, sea, and moon face our heroes in these exciting pulp adventures! This volume contains stories by Doc Atlas creator, Michael A. Black, paranormal author, Ralph Horner, and Tom Johnson, author of the popular Jur novels. Fully illustrated by Ron Wilber, including a three page comic by the artist. If you like your heroes strong, your heroines beautiful, and the action fast, then go no further, this adventure is for you! Now available from Night To Dawn Books |
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| Blood
Moons And Nightscapes By Tom Johnson And Barbara Custer A Short Story Anthology featuring Nightmare Tales to make your heart flutter, and chills run up and down your neck! Each yarn aimed to keep the reader awake on dark nights when the moon is red and the wind howls! The authors present 15 stories of terror in 196 pages. Includes Tom’s short novel, “Bad Moon Rising”. Your car stalls on a railroad track, with a train bearing down on you! A soldier, bitten by a deadly snake in Vietnam while evading a Viet Cong patrol! Vampires! Uncaring nursing homes! These can be your worst nightmares! $13.90 ISBN #978-0-615-26116-4 Now available from Night To Dawn Books |
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| Wild Cat Books |
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| DOUBLE DANGER
TALES #1 DOUBLE DANGER TALES, Vol. 1... DR. SATAN & THE BLACK BAT return in 4 All-New Exciting Tales of Mystery, Magic, and Adventure! Pulp Fiction at its finest!... Includes: DR. SATAN starring in "Symphony in Death Minor" by Wayne Skiver, and "The Prisoner" by Sean Ellis... THE BLACK BAT features "Death Smiles Back" by Wayne Skiver, and "Murder Under the Big Top" by Tom Johnson. Cover Art & Interior illustrations are by Rich Woodall... Join us in these Thrilling and Chilling set of stories featuring 2 Heroes & Villains, in 2 stories each... DOUBLE DANGER TALES! 218 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink $14.95 printed or $6.06 PDF download Wild Cat Books |
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| KI-GOR KI-GOR... THE JUNGLE LORD returns in All-New Adventures based on the popular Pulp Hero of "Jungle Stories"... Stories include: "Armaana's Dark Mirror" by Peter Currane, "The Lost Valley of Ja Far" by Tom Johnson, "Curse of the White Witch" by Wayne Skiver, and "Moon of the Demon Men" by Duane Spurlock... Cover Art by Tom Floyd, with Interior Illustrations by Ron Wilber... Also features a Gallery of original "Jungle Stories" Pulp Covers, and Essays on KI-GOR by each author... If you love Exciting Jungle Action, then experience the Thrills and Chills that await you within these pages! 206 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink $19.95 Wild Cat Books |
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| SECRET AGENT
"X" - Volume Two Presenting a Brand-New collection of Short Stories featuring America's Master Spy, the Man Of A Thousand Faces! Pulp Hero Action and Adventure at its finest, this book includes: "Masterpiece of Vengeance" by Sean Ellis "Betty Dale: Gun Moll" by Kevin Noel Olson "The Plague Doctor" by G. L. Gick "The Horror Monsters from Hell" by Tom Johnson All stories are wonderfully illustrated by Rob Davis, and each tale also features Commentary by the authors, with an Afterword by Ron Fortier. Experience the Thrills and Chills of Secret Agent "X"'s latest exploits! Cover by Rob Davis, with Colors by Chris Carney. Not to be missed! A Ron Fortier Production. Wild Cat Books |
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| STARTLING STORIES
#4 Strap on a Space Helmet and grab your Blaster, because once more we bring you the New Future of Science Fiction & Fantasy! Featuring CAPTAIN DANGER & THE SPACE RANGERS in "Blood and Iron" by Wayne Skiver... A new tale of OMEGA STATION with "The Forever Man" by Tom Johnson, plus an exciting Sword & Sorcery tale, "A Baited Trap" by K. G. McAbee... Ron Wilber provides his usual beautiful artwork to each story, and our SCIENCE NOTES Dept. returns with "Before Jurassic Park" by Tom Johnson. Another great issue of Startling Stories from Wild Cat Books, where Space Opera lives! 64 pages, 8.5" x 11", saddle-stitch binding, 60# white interior paper, black and white interior ink, 100# white exterior paper, full-color exterior ink. $10 Printed or $4.20 as PDF Download Wild Cat Books |
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| STARTLING STORIES
#2 Yes, this is the 2nd Issue of the re-launch of one of Pulp Fiction's best Sci-Fi magazines! Featuring a new CAPTAIN DANGER story, "The Trillig From Marrowgaz" by K.G. McAbee. This is Space Opera at its best, and is followed by "What Goes There?" by Tom Johnson, along with a new Department: Science Notes: An occasional area where we explore new frontiers, past & present. But I've saved the best news for last. Artist RON WILBER returns on a regular basis. 'Nuff Said!' Also includes: "The Star" by H.G. Wells. This is some GREAT STUFF. 64 pages, 8.5" x 11", saddle-stitch binding, 60# white interior paper, black and white interior ink, 100# white exterior paper, full-color exterior ink. $10 Printed or $4.20 as PDF Download Wild Cat Books |
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| STARTLING STORIES
#1 This old pulp magazine title featured some of the best ScienceFiction ever written, and now it's back with new stories, artwork, and more. This issue also marks the debut of CAPTAIN DANGER & THE SPACE RANGERS by Tom Johnson, an on-going series of great Space Opera and thrilling tales in the tradition of Captain Future and The Lensmen. Plus another new series, ON OMEGA STATION: The Ballad of Malik Blayne by K. G. McAbee. and an introduction to THE SPACE-HAWK SQUADRON by Wayne Skiver. STARTLING STORIES means Science Fiction at its best. Pick up your copy today! 64 pages, 8.5" x 11", saddle-stitch binding, 60# white interior paper, black and white interior ink, 100# white exterior paper, full-color exterior ink. $10 Printed or $4.20 as PDF Download Wild Cat Books |
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