Crime's most hideous devices—kidnapping and cocaine are the weapons of a genius of evil in a blood-chilling campaign of terror instigated by greed and the lust for power! Follow the Phantom on a thrilling trail of murder.
BEGINNING WITH MURDER — Roger TorreyAll the evidence proclaimed the girl a murderess. her own lawyer, even the detective who was trying to clear her, thought her guilty. She had only one friend...
DEATH WALKS IN THE HILLS — E. Hoffman PriceHardrock Pike came to the Osage Nation to drill an oil lease, not to be distracted by Broken Axe's wife. Nor could he foresee that he would turn detective.
CORPSE OF CORINNA — Dale BoydKILL THAT HEADLINE — Robert Leslie BellemRANSOM PAY-OFF — John PhillipsDEATH RIDE — Ken Cooper
TRAIL OF THE GOLD SKULLS — Lt. Scott MorganFollow Mike Donahue and Andy Wayne as they face savage terrors and flashing knives in the Peruvian Wilds.
EMPEROR OF ASIA — Frederick PaintonA MAN AMONGST MEN — Charles GreenTHE WHIRLWIND'S READY BLADE — Johnston McCulleyBANDIT OF HEAVEN — Jean Francis WebbSINGING STEEL — John Scott DouglasGUNS AND GOLD — Cpt. Lee FredericksLAW OF THE TUNDRA — Chart PittTHE FIGHTING LEATHERNECK — Arthur J. Burks
They Died Twice & Poison Island
MURDER AMONG THE DYING - Fall 1945A body hurtles through the air from a skyscraper window—and before it hits the ground the Black Bat is plunged into a baffling mystery of greed and gore! Follow the trail of Tony Quinn as he speeds into the most perilous criminal chase of his career!
THE SKELETON'S SECRET - Winter 1945Scheming crews of corrupt politicians plan a foolproof big haul—but they're in for some unexpected opposition when Tony Quinn, the Nemesis of Crime, takes a hand in Haverford's tangled affairs! Follow the Black Bat as he pits himself against a might machine of murder and plunder.....
7x10112 pagesRudolph Belarski cover artistISBN: 1-59798-274-1
Skies of Yellow Death
"At midnight you die!" The message passed before the eyes of the Master Spy like the swift hand of Death from which there was no reprieve. Four hours to live, with the work of a lifetime before him—four hours in which to repair a wrong that threatened the safety of the world!
NOTE: This issue was incorrectly identified in our coming soon. This is the proper issue in line with the other issues already released.
7x10110 pagesFrederick Blakeslee cover artistISBN: 1-59798-281-4
Rockets From Hell
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Pulp Cover Postcards from the Darrell C. Richardson Collection
This first of a series of full color 4x6 postcards include all adventure titles. Set One includes 10 total cards, full color both sides and ready to mail out to your friends...or heck collect them for yourself. These commercially printed cards are all pulp!
NOTE: The copyright information shown on these image samples are not on the card itself.
What's included in this inaugural set?
All Around MagazinePioneer TalesThrills of the JungleNew Story MagazineThrilling StoriesDanger TrailAll-Story MagazineIllustrated Novelettes
4x610 Full Color PostcardsISBN: 1-59798-288-1Printed on 100% Recycled Paper
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Follow along on a string of Italian-set escapades in the late 1380s loosely inspired by the life of the real soldier-of-fortune Sir John Hawkwood.
For the first time in one volume is Marion Polk Angellotti's complete saga of the English mercenary, collecting the novel, Sir John Hawkwood (Adventure April-July 1911) and eight subsequent short stories that appeared in Adventure between December 1911 and July 1915.
Included are:
Bonus:
With an introduction by Doug Ellis.
Cary Moran has written a fast-moving, thrill-packed story studded with laughs, mystery and passion.
Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.
FIRST TIME IN PAPERBACK FORM.
"It's the force and originality of the ideas that makes these stories important and historic," comments pulp historian Gene Christie, who edited the collection and contributed an introduction. "More than a hundred years ago, our great-grandparents were actually reading about what we know today as laser beams, the Star Trek ‘transporter,' cellular telephones and man-made earth satellites. It's really hidden history, and these mostly obscure authors deserve to be known and credited for their daring and prophetic concepts."
One of the highlights of The Space Annihilator is the first published story by Gertrude Barrows, whose later work under the pseudonym Francis Stevens was praised by H.P. Lovecraft, A. Merritt and other masters of fantasy. As "Stevens," Barrows is credited with originating both the alternate universe story and the "dark fantasy" tale.
Other writers include Frank Lillie Pollock, Bertram Lebhar and Howard R. Garis, who created the "Uncle Wiggley" character that entertained generations of small children.
With an Introduction by Gene Christie.
