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MARCH 2019

High Adventure #165

Hostages of Hate by Anthony Rud – PEOPLE’S

Randolph Haish vowed to exterminate every member of the family which he thought had wronged him. But the family included Koot Koven, an ex-soldier, and Koot objected to being exterminated.  A remarkable girl got mixed up in the affair too, a story of fiendish cleverness, rapid-fire action, and genuine romance.

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• $12.95
• Published: 03/19

Strange Stories – 02/39

THE SINGING SHADOWS by Vincent Cornier
An Evil Wraith Dances and Supernal Voices Whisper Warnings as Averil Egerton Struggles in a Web Whose Warp and Woof Are Mystery and Death!

THE CURSE OF THE HOUSE by Robert Bloch
Twelve Generations of Evil Incarnate Rise to Avenge the Abode of Secrets Forbidden!

EYES OF THE SERPENT by August Derleth and Mark Schorer
A Voodoo Zombie Haunts a Modern City as Blood-drenched Victims Cry Out for Vengeance! 

THE INVADERS by Keith Hammond
Furies of Hell are Loosed Upon Earth by Michael Hayward 

CHANGELING by Manly Wade Wellman
This Misbegotten Being Was the Progeny of the Unknowable

THE SORCERER’S JEWEL by Tarleton Fiske
Eyes Focused on Infinity, an Artist-Scientist Sees a Horrific World

MAJOR McCRARY’S VISION by Ralph Milne Farley
Time Stands Still to Answer an All-important Question

THE FROG by Henry Kuttner
A Betrachian Horror Howls in a Witch’s Holocaust!

SERVANT OF SATAN by Otis Adelbert Kline
The Devil’s Disciple Summons Elemental Slaves to Their Grim Tasks!

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Published: 03/19

Spicy-Adventure Stories – 11/34

The Claws of the Dragon by Robert Leslie Bellem
Trouble Island by John Bard
Diana Daw by Clayton Maxwell
The Barbarian by Charles R. Allen
Swine’s Knuckles by Ellery Watson Calder
Death Dance by Ken Cooper
Priestess of the Sun by Harcourt Weems
One Arabian Night by E. Hoffman Price
Prey of the Yellow Gods by Kirk Rand
Flesh Bargain by Bursel Llewes

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: H.J. Ward
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Published: 03/19

FEBRUARY 2019

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 06/38 [#57]

Patrol of the Iron Hand by Robert J. Hogan
Death walks the world in an iron garb and sleeps in the dismal caves of Hell!  Stahlmaske once more roams the Front—and the bodies of the damned lie strewn in his wake!  The Master Spy Calls on his courage and wits to battle forces of Hate!

Suicide On Wheels by Greaseball Joe

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• $12.95
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• Published: 02/19

Spicy Detective Stories – 04/34

The Perfumed Clue by Norman Daniels
The Love Nest Murder by Jon Le Baron
Impersonator by Alvin Gray
Redouble by Jane Thomas
Murder in the Chorus by Leslie Slate
The Kiss Thief by John Bard
The Shanghai Jester by Robert Leslie Bellem
Death Takes A Cruise by Eric L. Schwartz
Saucy For the Gander by Byrne Horne

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Published: 02/19

Oriental Stories – 10-11/30

Singapore Nights by Frank Owen
A romantic adventure in the meeting-place of the Orient.

The Man Who Limped by Otis Adelbert Kline
How Hamed the Attar overcame his perverse hatred of women

The White Queen by Francis Hard
A chess-game played for life and death in the Arabian desert

Flower Profiles (Verse} Hung Long Tom

Strange Bedfellows by S. B. H. Hurst
Russian and British interests in Islam—a tale of Bugs Sinnat

The Tiger’s Eye Pearl by Norton Swet
A weird story of Bengal and a disastrous tiger-hunt

Eyes of the Dead by Lieutenant Edgar Gardiner
Mahbub, the Afghan hillman, avenges his kinsman, Yar Khan

The Desert Woman by Richard Kent
A modern Thais comes out of the Great Desert

The Cobra Den by Paul Ernst
Venomous snakes and a wild adventure amo ng the Arabs

The Black Camel by G. G. Pendarves
Buzak f·uled tyrannically in the desert city of El Zoonda

The Curse by Captain Ed Smith
In India it is considered dangerous to insult a Yogi

The Voice of El-Lil by Robert E. Howard
A modern tale of the ancient city of Sumer

The Circle of Illusion by Lottie Lesh
A Japanese tale of the Unfinished Buddha

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Artist: von Gelb
• Published: 02/19

JANUARY 2019

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 05/38 [#56]

The Flames of Hell by Robert J. Hogan
In one brain, and in one mad will to destroy, lies the menace that would take the life of G-8, the Master Spy—and grind to powdered dust his countrymen!  Who is this Master of Destruction—and what is the torch that has lighted the Flames of Hell?

Code of the Air by Greaseball Joe

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Cover Artist: Fredrick Blakeslee
• $12.95
• Published: 12/18

High Adventure #164

Adventure Fiction of F. Van Wyck Mason

Adventure and battle stories from the pages of THREE STAR STORIES and DANGER TRAILS.

The Fetish of Sergeant M’Gourra
Croix De Guerre
The Trap-Door of Hell
Blockade
A Sneeze in the Dark by Joseph Knox Stone

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• $12.95
• Published: 01/19

THE SHADOW Volume 138:
“Murder Mansion” and “Young Men of Death”

The Knight of Darkness journeys from Connecticut to Chicago’s slums and the Alabama bayous in never-reprinted pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson and Theodore Tinsley writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, an innocent man is accused of serial slayings perpetrated in an old colonial “Murder Mansion,” and only The Shadow can unmask the real murderer—but which Shadow? Then, the Dark Avenger braves a series of bizarre deathtraps as he investigates the strange disappearances of “Young Men of Death.” This collector’s special showcases the classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and Modest Stein plus the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban, with supporting commentary by pulp historian Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-256-8
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• Cover Artist: George Rozen
• Published: 01/19
• $14.95

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 06/38 [#57]

Patrol of the Iron Hand by Robert J. Hogan
Death walks the world in an iron garb and sleeps in the dismal caves of Hell!  Stahlmaske once more roams the Front—and the bodies of the damned lie strewn in his wake!  The Master Spy Calls on his courage and wits to battle forces of Hate!

Suicide On Wheels by Greaseball Joe

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• $12.95
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• Published: 02/19

JANUARY 2019

Doctor Death – 02/35

12 Must Die by Zorro
A mad old wizard with the power to summon loathsome gray horrors from hell’s attic decrees that the country’s 12 most famous men must die as carrion for his ghostly vultures. A whole nation is panicked at the sinister super-scientist’s plan to change civilization. Only one man has a clue to the strange power of Doctor Death and that man faces torture and death to combat the master of carnage.

The Beast That Talked  by Damascus Blount
The Black Orchids by Arthur J. Burks
The Skeleton Screams by O’Casey Holt

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Zirm
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Published: 12/18

Golden Fleece – 10/38

Roman Holiday by Talbot Mundy
An epic tale of Romans, Christians—and lions—in the reign of Mad Caligula.

Whales Way by Bertrand L. Shurtleff
Coasts of Chance by H. Bedford-Jones
Rosebud Joe by Anthony Rud
The Hero by Hal G. Vermes

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Harold S. Delay
• Published: 12/18

THE SHADOW Volume 137:
“Green Eyes” and “Gray Fist” — Chinatown Special

The Shadow combats Chinatown crime in two of Walter B. Gibson’s greatest action thrillers! First, the Master of Darkness journeys to San Francisco’s Chinatown to combat the expanding power of “Green Eyes” and his Wu-Fan secret society! Then, a police informant’s corpse is deposited in The Shadow’s secret sanctum as a deadly warning from the criminal mastermind known only as “Gray Fist.” This instant collector’s item showcases both classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and the original interior illustrations by Tom Lovell, with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-255-1
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: George Rozen
• Published: 12/18
• B&W
• $14.95

Magic Carpet – 01/33

The Master of Dragons by H. Bedford-Jones
China—bandit general, two American aviators, a beautiful white girl.

What Became of Aladdin’s Lamp  by Allan Govan
Kong Beng  by Warren Hastings Miller
The Dragoman’s Pilgrimage by Otis Adelbert Kline
Ismeddin and the Holy Carpet by E. Hoffman Price
Face Pidgin by James W. Bennett
The Maid of Mir Ammon by Grace Keon
Step Softly, Sahib! by Hugh B. Cave

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Margaret Brundage
• Published: 01/19

Saucy Movie Tales – 12/35

Fingers of Doom by Ernest D’Eerit
Tiger Trap by Bernard Elas
Blondie’s Screen Test by Frank Kenneth Young
Negative Justice by Avon Severn
The Studio Murder by Ernest Manning
Marcia of the Movies  by Eric Browken
Producer’s Holiday by Kenneth A. Nelson
Death on Location by Will Gibson
Cinema Camera Capers by Ben Manly
No Men Allowed! by William G. Bogart

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Norman Saunders
• Publisher: Adventure House
• Published: 01/19

DECEMBER 2018

THE SHADOW Volume 136: “The Wealth Seeker,” “Guardian of Death” & “Murder in White”

Lamont Cranston takes center stage in three classic pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, the generous donations of an unknown philanthropist attract the sinister attention of “The Wealth Seeker” and his criminal minions! Then, a “Guardian of Death” protects a crypt’s incredible secret until it’s unearthed by The Shadow! Finally, Lamont Cranston goes undercover in a big city hospital to clear a physician falsely accused of committing “Murders in White.” This triple-novel special leads off with a knockout color pulp cover by George Rozen and also showcases the original interior illustrations by Tom Lovell, Paul Orban and Edd Cartier and historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-254-4
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: George Rozen
• Published: 11/18
• B&W
• $14.95

OCTOBER 2018

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 04/38 [#55]

The Black Aces of Doom by Robert J. Hogan
Born of the dank and lecherous swamp, with a thirst for the blood of their fellow men, the Black Aces of Doom flew the night skies of war! They flung their hideous challenge to G-8, and the Master Spy accepted, knowing that his life was the prize of the game, that failure would mean only—Death!

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• $12.95
• Published: 10/18

Startling Stories – 05/51

The Seed From Space by Fletcher Pratt
From a star in the infinite came the Avna Overmind, subtle and patient—implacably reducing mankind to servitude and plunging Willard Slater into a desperate battle against a mystic threat.

Letters of Fire by Matt Lee
Birthplace of Creation [Captain Future] by Edmond Hamilton
Curt Newton and the Futuremen are called on to protect the cosmos from the destructive activity of a dangerous madman.
And the Walls Came Tumbling Down by John Wyndham
Tame Me This Beast by Robert Moore Williams
A Taxable Dimension by Samuel Mines

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 162 pages
• $12.95
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Published: 10/18

THE SHADOW Volume 135:
“The Ghost Murders” & “Ships of Doom”

The Master of Darkness teams with G-Man Vic Marquette in two never-reprinted pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson. First, an enigmatic message from a dying man leads The Shadow to uncover the strange secret behind “The Ghost Murders.” Then, the Master of Darkness attempts to prevent “Ships of Doom” from being destroyed by a hostile foreign power! This collectors special showcases the classic color covers by Graves Gladney and George Rozen and also features the original interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Edd Cartier and historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 10/18

High Adventure #163

Free Lances in Diplomacy Vol. 2 by Clarence Herbert New

A Mohammedan Adventure
The Missing Treaty
The Camera-Men
Personally Conducted
A Short-Sighted Plot
The Oriental Menace
Man Proposes
The Embassy Plot

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Published: 11/18
• $12.95

Detective Book Magazine – Fall/48

Dead Wrong by Stewart Sterling
Silent Murder roamed the swank Park Royal’s plush rooms.  But when Gil Vince, sharp hotel dick, finally stumbled on the killer’s track, he lost his job; he lost his girl—and any minute he was going to lose his life!

Marriage For Murders by Reynolds Phillips
“They’ll Never Find Me” by John Marshall Tufts
Black Jack Burglar by Edwin Booth
A Shroud From Winners by Alfred Hill

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• $12.95
• Cover Artist: George Gross
• Published: 11/18

SEPTEMBER 2018

High Adventure #162

The Uranium Pomegranates and other stories by H. Bedford-Jones
Opening an envelope meant for someone else, and finding in it five one-thousand-dollar bills—well, that’s one way to begin an adventure.

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Cover Artist: Bill Wayne
• $12.95
• Published: 09/18

Far East Adventure Stories – 02/32

The Lieutenant From Koomsh by Bob Du Sue
A take of high courage in the foreign legion.

Blue Heaven by Chester L. Saxby
Pagoda Secret by Walter Snow
Too Much Amock by W.C. Harding
Midnight Magic by Captain L.B. Williams
The Midnight Horde [Part 4] by Hugh B. Cave
Eyes of Tepu by Doane R. Hoag
The Golden Tiger by A.L. De Burgh

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• $14.95
• Published: 09/18

Phantom Detective – 03/48

The Clue of the Second Murder by Robert Wallace
Richard Curtis Van Loan battles to spike a scheme of empire that brings an evil wave of death in its wake!  Follow the Phantom to a Nevada silver town that holds a grim and mysterious secret of diabolical crime!

Cash Under the Table by Norman W. Hay
The Clue Outside by Ray Cummings
Neck and Neck by O.B. Myers
In the Bag by Paul Prestowe

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 114 pages
• $14.95
• Published: 09/18

THE SHADOW Volume 134:
“The Creeping Death” & “The Banshee Murders”

Haunted Halloween Special!The Master of Darkness proves that “crime does not pay” in chilling pulp thrillers by Walter B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, a deadly Oriental poison is employed to dominate the world gold market! Will Lamont Cranston fall victim to “The Creeping Death”? Then, a seance, a vanishing blonde and a nymphlike creature lure The Shadow along a trail to hidden treasure! Can The Shadow pierce the occult shroud in one of his most baffling cases? This instant collectors item leads of with one of George Rozen’s most haunting paintings (reproduced directly from the original art) and also showcases the original interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Paul Orban and historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-252-0
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 09/18

AUGUST 2018

THE SHADOW Volume 132:
“Fingers of Death” & “The Blackest Mail”

Lamont Cranston investigates crime in classic pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, one by one, prominent citizens fall victim to “Fingers of Death” and only The Shadow can uncover the murderous mastermind behind the serial killings! Then, mysterious writing on a wall, a toy boat and a kite set Lamont Cranston on the trail of the Hollywood extortionist behind “The Blackest Mail.” BONUS: a lost Shadow radio adventure by Walter Gibson! This instant collectors item showcases the original color pulp covers plus the classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Newt Alfred with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-250-6
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 07/18

THE SHADOW Volume 133:
“Syndicate of Sin” & “Merry Mrs. Macbeth”

The Knight of Darkness proves that “crime does not pay” in classic pulp thrillers by Theodore Tinsley and Walter B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, only The Shadow knows that stolen Nazi art treasures are being peddled in America by a murderous “Syndicate of Sin.” Then, death comes hurtling onto the stage of “Merry Mrs. MacBeth,” a new Broadway musical. BONUS: a Golden Age of Comics Nick Carter adventure illustrated by Bob Powell! BONUS: Carrie Cashin investigates the mystery of the “White Elephant” in her first adventure by Theodore Tinsley. This instant collectors item showcases the classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and Modest Stein plus the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-251-3
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 08/18

Phantom Detective – 08/44

The Booby Trap Murders! by Robert Wallace
Death beats the Phantom Detective to the punch when he smashes out at a gigantic million-dollar crime conspiracy—but he counters with an ingenious defense that makes his enemies scurry for cover!

Death Laughs Last by Mel Pitzer
This One Will Kill You! by Edward Ronns
Lady With A Corpse by C.K.M. Scanlon

• 7×10
• 82 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 08/18

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 03/37 [#54]

Patrol of the Phantom by Robert J. Hogan
A battle with Hell and Destruction above the earth, and a thousand chances for a fighting man to die!  Here is adventure that carries you high to the bloody thrills that have painted the skies!

The Ace and the Elephant
Fighting Man
The Buzzard Battalion
The Way of An Ace

• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• Published: 08/18

Startling Stories – 05/42

Blood on the Sun by Hal K. Wells
The ancient brain-destroyers prepare to use the bodies of mankind for their own sinister purposes and few are aware of the threatening menace!

Alla-Beg’s Genii by Richard O. Lewis
Macrocosmic by G.L. Paddocks
The Making of Misty Isle by Stanton A. Coblentz

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Published: 08/18

JULY 2018

The Thing’s Incredible! the Secret Origins of Weird Tales – John Locke

The Thing’s Incredible! is a sweeping revisionist history of the founding of Weird Tales, one of the most influential and entertaining pulp magazines of them all. Its first two years (1923-24) was a period of tumult and controversy unequalled in the pulps, before or since, an experience so painful to its creators that they immediately banished their memories to secrecy, their code of silence suppressing the story for almost a century. Here at last is the true saga, the unraveling of the many twisted threads which have bound the creation of Weird Tales in mystery.

Who were Henneberger and Lansinger, the co-founders, and what circuitous chain of events brought about their doomed destiny? How did the first editor, the outspoken and uncontrollable Edwin Baird, become the wild man of the pulps? What dark secrets lay buried in second editor Farnsworth Wright’shaunted past that he never dared speak of? What was the significance of the constantly mutating “reorganization” that united two legends, world-famous magician Houdini and horror author H.P. Lovecraft, into a grand nexus of weird? How did Henneberger lose control of his slow-motion disaster of a magazine? And how did an all-out war behind the scenes lead to the long peace of the Wright years?

This is the grand story of the challenges in establishing a radical, new magazine in the early 1920s–and not just any magazine, but the immortal Weird Tales.

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HIGH ADVENTURE #161

War Stories by George Fielding Eliot

The Brood of the Yellow Dragon and other Stories
John Fiske found himself being swirled along in the waters of the Yangtze away from the U.S. gunboat “Bennington.” Slinking, yellow hands pulled him out—pulled him into the most amazing thrilling adventures ever experienced by any man.  Li Youan, the fearless tiger of Hupeh was capturing Americans—Russia also had her tentacles in this powerful national intrigue—and in the midst of it appeared Fiske, fighting as only a Yankee can. One of Eliot’s most dramatic, exciting stories, and one with a much from beginning to end.

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 07/18
• $12.95

Phantom Detective – 12/43

Murder Under the Big Top by Robert Wallace
When death stalks the Sayles-Morrow circus, the Phantom Detective plunges into a savage table of big-time swindlers, blackmail crime and impenetrable mystery that challenges all his powers!

A Military Mutt by Mel Pitzer
Death Strikes A Discord by A. Boyd Correll

• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 07/18

Captain Future – Fall/40

The Triumph of Captain Future by Edmond Hamilton
Racing to the Ringed Planet in answer to earth’s clarion call, the Wizard of Science seeks a forbidden elixir of life—and finds the city of eternal youth!

Uranian Justice by Wilbur S. Peacock
Black Absolute by H.L. Gold
The Human Termites by Dr. David H. Keller

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Published: 07/18

THE SHADOW Volume 131:
“Vanished Treasure” & “Isle of Gold”

The Dark Avenger searches for Revolutionary War treasures in two never-reprinted pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson. First, The Shadow confronts a ghost when a deadly inheritance dating back to the American Revolution sets cousins against each other in their pursuit of “Vanished Treasure.” Then, the Master of Darkness follows a dead man’s map on a deadly treasure hunt that leads to the “Isle of Gold.” This instant collector’s item showcases the classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and Graves Gladney plus Edd Cartier’s original interior illustrations, with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Published 07/18
• B&W
• $14.95

JUNE 2018

THE SHADOW Volume 129:
“Mobsman on the Spot” & “Murder Trail”

The Dark Avenger teams with an ally from his own wartime secret origins in thrilling pulp novels by Walter. B. Gibson. First, as rackets take over New York, The Shadow recruits wrongly convicted ex-con Cliff Marsland to put “Mobsmen on the Spot.” Then, the Master of Darkness and Marsland follow a “Murder Trail” of stolen millions to unmask a hidden mastermind!

• Sanctum Books
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 06/18

Phantom Detective – 05/48

The Diamond Killers by Robert Wallace
When the U.S. Customs is defrauded, Richard Curtis Van Loan pits himself against an evil merchant of murder who heads a grim combine of criminals!  Follow the Phantom as he takes a hand in a game of smuggling and slaughter!

Run For Your Life by Norman A. Daniels
Corpse By Mistake by Anthony Tompkins
A Slight Case of Murder by Arthur Leo Zagat
Help the Killer by William O’Sullivan

• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 06/18

G-8 and His Battle Aces – 02/38

Wings For the Dead by Robert J. Hogan
“Watch for the Man in Armor!” were the dying words that G-8 heard, before he started on a hunt through the Skies of Hell where Death is the gruesome host!  Fly with the Master Spy to the ends of the blooding Air Trails!

A Hog For Punishment by Greaseball Joe

• • 7×10
  • 110 pages
  • Adventure House
  • Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee

• Published: 06/18

Detective Short Stories – 04/43

The Secret Weapon Murders by Russell Gray
Catching criminals was Police Chief Regan’s specialty, whether they were petty thieves or big-city gangsters of Nazi spies!

Too Much Murder by Cyril Plunkett
Death Is A Damsel by Robert C. Blackmon
A Corpse For O’Hara by Frederic Sinclair
Japs In The Belfry by L.R. Batman
Dangerous Dame by Eric Howard
Copper’s Kid by Ralph Berard
The Patriotic Phantom by Dale Cochrane
Don’t Worry About the Killer by Thomas Thursday
Cadavers Don’t Make A Fifth Column by Fredric Brown

• • 7×10
  • 112 pages
  • Adventure House
  • Cover Artist: Norman Saunders

• Published: 06/18

THE SHADOW Volume 130:
“Hands in the Dark” and “Murder Marsh”

The Master of Darkness crushes crime in classic pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, guided by a hidden mastermind, “Hands in the Dark” deliver sudden death, and the only clue is a blood-red message left by a dead man! Then, as scientists seek an exotic plant and crooks hunt ill-gotten wealth, The Shadow stalks death itself in the haunted “Murder Marsh.” This instant collectors item showcases both original color pulp covers by George Rozen plus the classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell with historical commentary by popular culture historian Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-248-3
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 06/18

MAY 2018

HIGH ADVENTURE #160

Ten Detective Aces Special

Prey of the Steel Shark by S.J. Bailey
Bill trent, unjustly condemned convict, was lured from prison by Nayla Thatcher to become a living dead man—the catspaw of Twentieth Century pirates who whipped the high seas into a red foam of murder, greed and bestial lust.
Dead Men Pay Debts by G.T. Fleming-Roberts
China Wary by Joe Archibald
Death Is My Life by Carl McK. Saunders
and more from the pages of TEN DETECTIVE ACES

• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 05/18
• $12.95

Wonder Stories – 01/34

The Exile of the Skies by Richard Vaughan [Pt 1 of 3]
The Man From Ariel by Donald A. Wollheim
Today’s Yesterday by Rice Ray
When Reptiles Ruled by Duane N. Carroll
The Secret of the Microcosm by F. Golub
Moon Plague by Raymond Z. Gallun
Garfield’s Invention by Leon am Bruhl
Evolution Satellite by J. Harvey Haggard [Pt 2 of 2]

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Frank R. Paul
• Published: 05/18

Phantom Detective – Summer/53

Murder’s Agent by Robert Wallace
The girl was blameless—but she had to be slain because she once knew a hood.  It was part of the business-as-usual policy of the underworld—a policy pursued in spite of the fact that there leaders had vanished!

You Take the Rap by Philip Morgan
The Hamburger and the Blonde by J.L. Benton
Bread Upon the Waters by Morris Cooper
As Good As A Corpse by Robert Zacks

• • 7×10
  • 112 pages
  • Adventure House
  • Cover Artist:
  • Published: 05/18

APRIL 2018

Phantom Detective – Winter/52

The Silent Killer by Robert Wallace
Fighting to save thousands of teen-agers from drug addiction, the Phantom tackles a mysterious ring of dealers in despair!

the Glass Noose by Robert Leslie Bellem
The Pointing Finger by Philip Ketchum
Flight Westward by Bryan Croghan
Murder on the Meter by Ardythe Gamel
The Suicide of Richard Manse by Ray Cummings
The Death Lei by Frank Richardson Pierce

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist:
• Published: 04/18

Battle Stories – 07/30

Saps and Sappers by Arthur Guy Empey
Three dumb doughs blunder into a German-mined hill!

Spy Hunter of the Somme by Harold F. Cruickshank
Bombing the Sea Snakes by Harold Bradley Say
Four Battling Bucks by E.L. Valence
Johnny Get Your Gun by Major George Eliot
The Glory Grabber by Joseph Ball
A Demon of the Dugouts by Seth Bailey
Air Lanes of Intrigue by Frederick C. Painton
Sky Crusaders by Edwin C. Parsons
The Golden Death by Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson
Call to Arms by William A. Shipman

• 7×10
• 176 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: George Rozen
• Published: 04/18

G-8 and His Battle Aces #52 – 01/38

Satan Paints the Sky by Robert J. Hogan
G-8 walked down the road that leads to Death, and in the sky he flew where the Falcons waited with their bloody claws bared!  For that is the way of War and there is no mercy—only red courage against hatred as SATANS PAINTS THE SKY!

• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• Published: 04/18

THE SHADOW Volume 128:
“Shadowed Millions” & “No Safety in Numbers” plus “The Chateau of Shadows”

The Dark Avenger proves that crime does not pay in classic pulp novels by Walter. B. Gibson and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, a huge investment in a South American country attracts international criminals and corrupt politicians, leading the Dark Avenger to hunt for the “Shadowed Millions.” Then, gang violence and gambling madness corrupt a city until The Shadow demonstrates to vicious mobsters that there is “No Safety in Numbers.” BONUS: “The Chateau of Shadows,” a Golden Age of Comics classic by Walter Gibson and Bob Powell. This instant collectors item showcases the original color pulp covers by George Rozen and Modest Stein plus the classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Bob Powell and historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-246-9
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

MARCH 2018

HIGH ADVENTURE #159

Free Lances In Diplomacy

by Clarence Herbert New
from the pages of BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE

The Advantage of the Initiative
The One Irresistible Woman
Sidetracking a Hypnotist
In a London Backwater
Production
Fear
The Herriott Gas
That Bloated Isolation

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 03/18
• $12.95

Phantom Detective – Summer/50

The Deadly Diamonds by Robert Wallace
While pursuing a gem thief czar whose schemes are cloaked by respectability, the Phantom takes a death-strewn trail to the core of a sinister murder maze!

Obituary Column by Norman Daniels
No Barking Dog by Roger Dee
The Man Who Vanished by Amelia Reynolds Long
Man Bait by Robert Sidney Bowen
Hangman’s Knot by O.B. Myers

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 03/18

Thrilling Wonder Stories – Fall/44

The Eternal Now by Murray Leinster
Marooned in a weird universe of frozen time, Harry Brett and Laura Hunt battle to balk the destructive plans of Professor Aldous Cable and seize an invention that hold the world enslaved!

The Last Man In New York by Paul MacNamara
Beyond the Vortex by Frank Belknap Long
Bloated Brain by Alfred G. Kuehn
Mongrovian Caravan by Richard Tooker
The Gadget Girl by Ray Cummings
The Ultimate Analysis by John Russell Fearn

• 7×10
• 116 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 03/18

THE SHADOW Volume 127:
“The Silent Death” & “Charg, Monster”

The Master of Darkness battles fantastic science fiction threats in two outstanding pulp novels by Walter. B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, as he tracks the scientific mastermind behind a deadly plague, The Shadow becomes the target of “The Silent Death.” Then, the Dark Avenger follows a trail of brutal killings as he closes in on the sinister sanctum of “Charg, Monster” in a thrill-a-minute pulp classic! This instant collectors item showcases the original color pulp covers by George Rozen and interior illustrations by Tom Lovell with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-245-2
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

FEBRUARY 2018

Startling Stories – 03/42

Tarnished Utopia by Malcolm Jameson
Racked with pain in the torture chambers of the moon, a brave American plots a terrible death for Prince Lohan, Dictator of the Solar System!

Silent Eden by Henry Kuttner
Hornets of Space by R.F. Starzl
Mister Joe Doe, Earthman by Joseph J. Millard

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist:
• Published: 02/18

Thrilling Adventures – 06/32

Peril In The Wind by Henry Leyford
The argosy of an intrepid adventurer whom fate entrusts with the Emerald of the Pharaohs 

Death’s Orchids by Lane Archer
Jungle Joss by Paul Regard
Pirates and Gentlemen by Scott Morgan
Keeping the Peace by Cole Weymouth
Dead Man’s Flight by Johnston Carroll

The Leopard Man [Part III] by Perley Poore Sheehan

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist:
• Published: 02/18

Phantom Detective – 10/45

Death to A Diplomat by Robert Wallace
The Phantom Detective steps into a dark maze of mystery to ferret out the evil perpetrators of a grim scheme of death and blackmail when a legate’s murder stirs a roiling brew!  Follow the exciting exploits of Richard Curtis Van Loan as he delves into a crime case that baffles a nation!

The Corpse Comes Home by John L. Benton
Marked For Murder by Robert Sidney Bowen

• 7×10
• 86 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist:
• Published: 02/18

THE SHADOW Volume 126:
“The Scent of Death” & “The Chinese Primrose”

Exotic fragrances conceal criminal plots in two unusual pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, only The Shadow knows that beautiful aromatic golden roses mask “The Scent of Death.” Then, the Knight of Darkness confronts an Asian princess and a murderous pirate in San Francisco’s Chinatown when “The Chinese Primrose” leads to the bizarre disappearance of a priceless necklace from the Manchu Dynasty! Finally, Carrie Cashin is hired to locate a “White Elephant” in her first adventure by Theodore Tinsley. This classic pulp collection features the original color pulp covers by Graves Gladney and interior illustrations by Earl Mayan with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-244-5 
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 02/18

DOC SAVAGE Volume 7:
“The Lost Oasis” & “The Sargasso Ogre” James Bama Variant

The pulp era’s greatest superman battles evil in two of his earliest exploits by Lester Dent (writing as Kenneth Robeson).  After stowing away aboard a ghost zeppelin, Doc and his Iron Crew tangle with a bizarre vampiric murderer and villainous Arabs who are protecting the secret of The Lost Oasis.  Then, while returning to New York via ocean liner, the Man of Bronze encounters modern-day Amazons in Lester Dent’s all-time favorite Doc Savage story, The Sargasso Ogre. This classic pulp reprint also features the unsold 1936 Doc Savage newspaper strip by Lester Dent and Paul Orban and historical commentary by pulp historian Will Murray.

• Sanctum Productions
• Softcover
• 7×10
• B&W
• $14.95
• Published: 02/18

JANUARY 2018

HIGH ADVENTURE #158

Texas Rangers Double Issue

Law On the Winter Range by Jackson Cole
Rampaging, raiding outlaws and land-grabbers, whose greed for empire knows no bounds, ride roughshod over the range until the Lone Wolf Lawman takes a hand in their game!  Follow a fighting Ranger as he challenges evil despots.
Loot of the Wolf by Jackson Cole
When a mysterious cache of outlaw gold leads to a reign of lawlessness and death, the Lone Star Ranger rides into the Big Bend with his six-guns primed for a roaring showdown!  Jim Hatfield pits himself against a chieftain of owlhooters dedicated to slaughter and terror!

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 01/18
• $12.95

Phantom Detective – Fall/50

Homicide Town by Robert Wallace
The world’s most famous sleuth steps into a hotbed of evil corruption and graft as he campaigns to halt a grim reign of political misrule and crime!

Thin Veneer by Norman Daniels
Profit In Criminals by F.E. Rechnitzer
The Man they Couldn’t Kill by Amelia Reynolds Long
Smart Guy by Arthur Leo Zagat
Some Men Look Guilty by R.S. Aldrich

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 01/18

Speed Detective – 09/43

Dump the Jackpot by Robert Leslie Bellem
The movie star’s story about a diamond theft sounded like a publicity gag to Dan Turner—until her fiancé produced a murder to go along with the robbery yarn.

Plow Your Murder Under by Larry Dunn
Punk On A Furlough by Lloyd Sanders
Hand In Glove With Murder by Jerome Severs Perry
Ollie Loses His Deer Meat by Harold de Polo
Murder On the Fly by Arthur Feldman
Guard The Old Body by William Decatur
Killer Snake Girl by Randolph Barr

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: H.J. Ward
• Published: 01/18

THE SHADOW #125:
“The Death Tower” & “The Silent Seven”

The Dark Avenger hunts down members of a hidden criminal order in two superb 1932 pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, the Dark Avenger’s investigation of the murderous Dr. Palermo leads him invade “The Death Tower” and discover the existence of a hooded secret society, in the early novel that introduced reporter Clyde Burke and The Shadow’s autogyro. Then, when a wealthy businessman is killed, The Shadow must infiltrate and unmask “The Silent Seven” to solve the murder! This classic pulp collection features the original color pulp covers by George and Jerome Rozen with historical commentary by Anthony Tollin and Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-243-8
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

DECEMBER 2017

Phantom Detective – 11/46

The Tidewater Murders by Robert Wallace
In a smart Long Island suburb, mysterious death strikes a clam-digger—as well as a plutocrat—bringing the Phantom into one of the most puzzling cases in his entire career!  The world’s greatest sleuth is plunged into desperate peril as he fights to expose a baffling slaughter conspiracy!

Check and Double Check by Ray Cummings
Killers Have Soles by Wayland Rice

• 7×10
• 98 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 12/17

Startling Stories – 05/39

The Prisoner of Mars by Edmond Hamilton
Two mighty civilizations war for supremacy on the frontier of tomorrow as an ancient Martian race bridges starless apace to steal the oceans of the Earth!  Philip Crain, son of two planets is torn between conflicting loyalties.

Pygmalion’s Spectacles by Stanley G. Weinbaum
The Lost Hour by Alexander Samalman

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Howard V. Brown
• Published: 12/17

Ten Detective Aces – 08/35

The Masked Scourge by Frederick C. Davis
A blood-stained silk dress leads Lieutenant McEwen to the Moon Man’s woman accomplice.  And that dress belonged to his own daughter.

Blueblood Hounds  by Joe Archibald
Witness to Murder by Emile C. Tepperman
Directors of Doom by Carl McK. Saunders
Torture Tool by Cliff Howe
Corpse Cheaters by Paul Chadwick
The Phantom Shamus by Margie Harris
The Lethal Letter by J. Lane Linklater
High-Speed Vengeance by Edward C. Clayton
Powdered Clues  by Ralph Powers

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Delos Palmer, Jr.
• Published: 12/17

DECEMBER 2017

THE SHADOW Volume 124:
“The Ghost Makers” & “House of Ghosts”

The Master of Darkness unmasks phony spiritualists in two legendary pulp novels. First, in one of Walter Gibson’s greatest classics, the Dark Avenger investigates “The Ghost Makers” after a glowing dagger materializes to bring death at a seance. Then, The Shadow teams with real-life ghostbuster Joseph Dunninger to investigate a series of spirit murders in a “House of Ghosts.” This haunting collectors collection showcases the original color pulp covers by George Rozen and Modest Stein and interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Paul Orban, while Will Murray explores the Gibson-Houdini-Lovecraft connection and Anthony Tollin recalls The Shadow Big Little Books.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-241-4
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

November 2017

HIGH ADVENTURE #157

War Birds World War I Issue

WAR GAME by George Bruce
Death and the agents of a foreign power hover over the U.S. Fleet as the Navy birdmen hold maneuvers in the Pacific Ocean—and a kid in Minnesota picks a mystery message from the air that saves the life of pilot Lars Stewart and averts a war.

O’LEARY’S LAST SUPPER by Arthur Guy Empey
Up from the dead rose the Black Roc, Emperor of the Skies, to groom O’Leary for a cockpit in Hell—and the mighty Mick flashed toward his doom, speeded by the traitor words that swell his Irish heart—”One For All and All For One.”

THE KANSAS COMET by William E. Barrett
He had hit the Hobo Trail at fourteen, had Jerry Malone; he knew boom towns, had raced motocycles and made parachute jumps with a half-mad balloonist. It is no wonder all the beards in France stood straight up with amazement whn Jerry showed Le Commandant how to whip the stick of a Nieuport.

• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Adventure House
• Published: 11/17

G-MEN DETECTIVE – 07/41 – [CANCELLED]

The Strange Shapes of Murder by Sam Merwin, Jr.
Call Me At Midnight by John A. Saxon
Film Of Fear by Frederick Ames Coates
A Case of Amnesia by C.K.M. Scanlon
Wheels Across the Night by Fredric Brown
The Hard Way by Arthur W. Phillips

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 11/17
• $14.95

Phantom Detective – 09/47

Case of the Murdered Witness by Robert Wallace
A trail of oil leads from the baffling and strange riddle of Ernest Shaler’s sudden disappearance right to the door of a grim, sinister conspiracy! The Phantom’s clues are a hat, a broken cufflink, and a hotel room key as he pursues a dangerous quarry!

The Million Dollar Weapon by Wayland Rice
The Plainest Clue by Ray Cummings
Open House For a Killer by Johnston McCulley
Make A Miracle by Robert Sidney Bowen

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 11/17

BLACK BAT Volume 9:
“The Black Bat’s Invisible Enemy” & “The Voice of Doom”

The Nemesis of Crime returns in classic pulp novels by Norman A. Daniels writing as “G. Wayman Jones.” First, the Masked Avenger of Crime rips aside the veil of secrecy that shrouds a mob leader’s murderous activities in “The Black Bat’s Invisible Enemy.”  Then, the Black Bat pursues “The Voice of Doom,” a human scourge who attacks the underworld and upperworld alike! GOLDEN AGE OF COMICS BONUS: The Mask returns in another illustrated adventure from Nedor’s EXCITING COMICS! This instant collector’s item showcases the original cover paintings by Rudolph Belarski and interior illustrations by V. E. Pyles, with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-234-6
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• Published: 09/17
• $14.95

Thrilling Wonder Stories – 12/41

Time Column by Malcolm Jameson
Across the abyss of ten thousand years Major Jack Winter leaps to save the world—and find’s something priceless that He has lost!

Decadence by Ray Cummings
Christmas On Mars by William Morrison
Snapdragon by Frank Belknap Long
Without Rocket From Earth by H.L. Gold
Rule of Thumb by Charles Stoddard

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Published 10/17
• Adventure House

Phantom Detective – 06/45

Murder For Millions by Robert Wallace
When plunderers of Government secrets join forces to amass a fortune in tainted wealth, the Phantom Detective fights to balk their treacherous plans!  Follow Richard Curtis Van Loan, the Nemesis of Crime, as he pits himself sinister enemies of America and strives to unravel a baffling mystery!

Voice of Murder by G. Wayman Jones
The White Cat by J.F. Hutton

• 7×10
• 84 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 10/17

Detective Book Magazine – Spring/44

The Cross-Eyed Bear by Dorothy B. Hughes
The old man died, leaving a legacy.  It was three million dollars.  It was three sons.  It was murder. Time was getting short.  Whoever had to be killed would have to killed quick.  And into this viper’s nest of cruelty and horror walked a shy, plain New England girl.  She needed a job, she said simply.  But she had a better, bloodier reason…

First Cousin To A Corpse by O.B. Myers
Pieces Of Hate by Jack O’Brien

• 7×10
• 114 pages
• Cover Artist: George Gross
• Published: 10/17
• Adventure House

AUGUST 2017

G-8 AND HIS BATTLE ACES – #51

Drome of the Damned by Robert J. Hogan
Steel fists beat without mercy upon the hapless and tortured victims of the sky and the Drome of the Damned is the City of the Dead! Fly and fight side by side with the Master Spy in a glorious bid for freedom and Supremacy in the skies!
Death Flies Alone
Grandpa Takes the Air by Greaseball Joe

• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Frederick Blakeslee
• Published: 08/17
• $12.95

AIRPLANE STORIES – 05/31

The Poison Patrol by Stewart M. Emery
Horse Race Horace by Perry Paul
Cursed Angel by E.E. Burton
the Trail of the Traitor by R. Martini
The Bird From Jail by John Scott Douglas
The Phantom Escadrille  by Edgar A. Manley

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Chris Scharre
• Published: 08/17
• $14.95

PHANTOM DETECTIVE – 04/45

The Manuscript Murders by Robert Wallace
Documents valued at over a million dollars are the tempting bait that lures vicious criminal overlords to defy the sleuthing skill and battling power of the world-famed Phantom Detective! Follow Richard Curtis Van Loan, the Nemesis of Crime, as he smashed into rapid action when murder and vandalism stalk!

The Merry Month Murders by Harry Finestone
Neighborhood Affair by Michael O’Brien

• 7×10
• 82 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 08/17
• $14.95

JULY 2017

Gangster Stories – 11/31

Black Ice by C.B. Yorke
King Joe Dies by E. Parke Levy
Gangland 
“Ex-Dick—Feminine” by Margie Harris
“Doctor Jim” by Ward D. Binns
Vice Racket by Tom Champion
Ducky Swings A Deal by Homer Faust

• 7×10
• 156 pages
• Adventure House
• Cover Artist: Tom Lovell
• Published: 07/17
• $14.95

Thrilling Wonder Stories – 06/43

Through the Blackboard by Joel Townsley Rogers
Unexpectedly tossed into the fourth dimension, little mathematics professor Noel Goug has an amazing chance to solve all of his personal problems while time stand motionless!

Wobblies In the Moon by Frank Belknap Long
The Devil’s Fiddle by N.R. de Mexico
Children of the Gods by D.D. Sharp
Grief of Bagdad by Kelvin Kent
Two-Timing Man by Thaedra Alden
The Golden Temple by Ray Cummings
World of Living Dead by Wilm Carver

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Adventure House
• $14.95
• Published: 07/17

JUNE 2017

CAPTAIN FUTURE – Fall/42

Planets In Peril by Edmond Hamilton
Through an unguessable abyss brought with peril, Curt Newton and the Futuremen set out to save the remnants of a great civilization from destruction!

The Fruits of Prejudice by Nathaniel Kitkin
Secret Weapon by Henry S. Lewis
The Alien Intelligence by Jack Williamson

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Earle Bergey
• Adventure House
• Published: 06/17

THRILLING WONDER – 02/42

Via Jupiter by Eando Binder
Hardship and disaster stalks brave men of science on a bitter outpost of Ganymede!  Locked in Jupiter’s gravity, the secret of the Martian pyramid baits a deadly trap.

Luxury Liner by Nelson Bond
Fugitive by Ray Cummings
Rendevous in the Void by Boox Sledge
Death on a Siderite by D.D. Sharp
Medical Note by Alexander Somalian

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Adventure House
• Published: 06/17

PHANTOM DETECTIVE – 02/46

Doom on Schedule by Robert Wallace
The Phantom Detective battles to halt a wave of sudden death and tragedy when railroads are the targets of sinister crime!  Follow Richard Curtis Van Loan as he fights to stem grim slaughter and sabotage!

Out Of This World by Robert Sidney Bowen
Murder Dirge by Wayland Rice
New Year’s Eve Test by Johnston McCulley

• 7×10
• 98 pages
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Adventure House
• Published: 06/17

THE SHADOW Volume 119:
“Crime’s Stronghold” & “Death Diamonds”

The Knight of Darkness crushes Florida-based crime in two thrill-packed pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, The Shadow investigates simian burglaries and battles a Super Gorilla when he invades “Crime’s Stronghold.” Then, only The Shadow knows why jewel robbers ignore diamonds and only purloin other gemstones in the novel that introduces future agent Chance LeBrue! This thrilling collector’s special showcases the classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban, with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-232-2
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• Published: 06/17
• $14.95

High Adventure #154

World Wide Adventures by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson

War stories from the prolific realistic pen of Major Malcolm  Wheeler-Nicholson

The Golden Death
The War Gong
On The Russian Line
Saddles and Spurs

• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Cover Artist: Tom Lovell
• Published: 05/17

PHANTOM DETECTIVE – 05/40

The Phantom and the Uniformed Killers by Robert Wallace
When innocent lives are the pawns of a grim greed-crazed killer who seeks power and plunder, the Phantom Detective flies to the Mexican border to stem a torrent of crime!  Follow Richard Curtis Van Loan as he comes to grips with a sinister fiend who hurls a mighty challenge at justice!

It’s Great To Be A Cop by Cyril Plunkett
Murder—Special Delivery by J.S. Endicott

• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Cover Artist: Rafael de Soto
• Adventure House
• Published: 05/17

STAR MAGAZINE – 04/31

MURDER FOR MURDER (Part I) by Robert C. Washburn
The gangster who wanted to be king of America!
THE SHAKEDOWN by Courtney Ryley Cooper
Camouflage in a boxfight
THE COMING OF BLACK MALONE (Novel) by William Chamberlain
The vengeance of a South Seas vendetta
THE DUMB MAN RODE by Alfred Henry Lewis
Wolfville justice
THE COBRA OF KLEESE by James Francis Dwyer
The horror of a dark Malaysia mystery
THE DRIVE AT SINGLER’S BEND by Roy W. Hinds
Eyesight solves a murder of the North
AGAINST THE WORLD (Novelette) by Douglas Newton
A weird citadel of hell in the heart of Persia
OFF THE RAILS by E. S. Pladwell
A railroader comes back
PESHAWAR (Verse) by Edgar Daniel Kramer

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: Duncan McMillan
• Adventure House
• Published: 05/17
• $14.95

The Blood ‘N’ Thunder Sampler

For more than 14 years, the semi-professional journal BLOOD ‘N’ THUNDER chronicled the evolution of adventure, mystery and melodrama in pulp fiction, radio drama, comic strips, and motion pictures produced in the first five decades of the Twentieth Century. Exhaustively researched and engagingly written by hobbyists, historians, and academics, the non-fiction pieces in BLOOD ‘N’ THUNDER raised the bar for scholars of American popular culture. This anthology collects some of the most memorable works to grace the journal’s pages, along with the illustrations that accompanied their initial publication. Such popular pulp heroes as The Spider and Doc Savage are explored. Early multi-media appearances of famous fictional characters Zorro, Tarzan, Hopalong Cassidy, and the Green Hornet are covered in depth. Lengthy biographical essays profile such giants of the pulp-magazine industry as publisher Frank A. Munsey, writer Gordon Young, and artist Norman Saunders. The Golden Age of American popular culture is celebrated in each and every selection, with BLOOD ‘N’ THUNDER contributors offering previously unreported and long-forgotten facts. Painting a vivid picture of a bygone era, the material contained herein is not only educational but entrancing as well.

Product details

Weinberg Tales

Weinberg Tales by Bob Weinberg and Diverse Hands:
edited by Doug Ellis, Bob Garcia and Phyllis Weinberg

A volume in tribute to the late Bob Weinberg. Contains “A Dream of Mars”, “My Life in Fantasy” and the 13-part “Collecting Fantasy Art” by Bob Weinberg, as well as tributes by friends and family and lots of wonderful art in black & white.

• Trade Paperback
• American Fantasy Press
• Published: 04/17
• 270 pages
• $25.00

Thrilling Wonder Stories – 06/38

Murder In the Void by Edmond Hamilton
The Dual World by Arthur K. Barnes
Terror In Utopia by Paul Ernst
The Reinmuth Rider by John Victor Peterson
The Man Who Looked Like Steinmetz by Robert Moore Williams
Wings Across the Cosmos by Polton Cross
The Year of Unreason by J. Harvey Haggard
The Great Illusion by Will Garth
Time On My Hands by Mort Weisinger

• 130 pages
• 7×10
• Adventure House
• Published: 04/17
• Cover Artist: Howard Brown
• ISBN: 1-59798-580-5
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-580-2
• $14.95

Phantom Detective – 06/46

The Case of the Murdered Mendicant by Robert Wallace
When innocent victims are struck down in a fiendish campaign
for millions in loot, the Phantom, man of a thousand faces, takes the trail and battles against perilous criminal odds! Follow Richard Curtis Van Loan as he goes into action when mysterious terror stalks!

OBITUARY by Wayland Rice
A reporter courts trouble by signing a murder story
LIVE WIRE by Roger Torrey
Insurance Investigator BiII Keogh trails a cache of stolen gems
PAY OR DIE by Anthony Tompkins
The thousand-dollar bills looked suspicious to G-man Gleason

• 7×10
• 98 pages
• Adventure House
• Published: 04/17
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• ISBN: 1-59798-596-1
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-596-3
• $14.95

The Shadow Double #117

THE SHADOW Volume 117:
“Master of Flame” & “Town of Hate”

The Shadow battles murderous arsonists in thrill-packed pulp novels by Theodore Tinsley and Walter B. Gibson. First, the Knight of Darkness hunts a masked mastermind who uses a stolen invention to become the “Master of Flame.” Then, Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane search for a sinister arsonist who attacks a “Town of Hate” with deadly lightning from the sky! Finally, The Shadow must unmask the murderous firebug called The Salamander to clear an ex-con and discover the strange secret of “The Lizard of Fire” in a lost radio adventure by science fiction legend Alfred Bester!

• Sanctum Books
• Published: 04/17
• Cover Artist: Graves Gladney
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

The Shadow Double #116

THE SHADOW Volume 116:
“Mox” & “Crime Country”

The Knight of Darkness enlists a canine sleuth to ferret out hidden crime in one of Walter Gibson’s greatest novels and its never-before-reprinted sequel. First, The Shadow’s investigation of a bizarre series of murders by remote control leads to the mysterious mastermind hiding within the sinister house of “Mox.” Then, the Dark Avenger returns to Mox’s “Crime County” after its legendary lawman is wrongly imprisoned! Plus, a lost thriller from the Golden Age of Radio!

• Sanctum Books
• Published: 04/17
• Softcover
• Cover Artist: George Rozen
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

Thrilling Wonder Stories – February 1938

Life Eternal by Eando Binder
Dream-Dust From Mars by Manly Wade Wellman
Zones of Space by Max C. Sheridan

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Published: 02/17
• ISBN: 1-59798-582-1
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-582-6
• $14.95

Phantom Detective – May 1947

The Angel of Death by Robert Wallace
A gold wine-taster and an ancient silver snuff-box marked with an eagle’s claw put the Phantom Detective on the trail of the crime combine dedicated to the looting of a bails fortune!  Van Loan probes the career of a strange and mysterious woman!

The Promise of Murder by Anthony Tompkins
Death House Ticket by Hal K. Wells
Accidents Will Happen by F.R. Read
Three From the Sticks by C.S. Monotony

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski
• Published: 02/17
• ISBN: 1-59798-229-6
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-229-0
• $14.95

Jungle Stories – Fall 1943

Death-Kraal of the Elephants by John Peter Drummond
The elephants’ death-faille was a weird fabulous kingdom from which none could escape.  Yet Ki-Gor, White Lord of the Jungle, had to invade that dread domain, had to pit his lithe strength and jungle cunning against the living dead.  For Helene, his mate, was there, doomed to be the blood-sacrifice to a brutal pagan idol.

Voodoo Veldt by Brian O’Brien
The Devil’s Lair by Paul Selonke
The Golden Leopard by Armand Brigaud
Mombu’s Magic by Kerry Wood
Bwana Double-Double by Francis Gerard

• Adventure House
• 128 pages
• Cover Artist: George Gross
• Published: 02/17
• $14.95

Doc Savage – Empire of Doom

It began with the hijacking of a destroyer from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The stolen warship struck midtown Manhattan with her mighty guns, then vanished far out to sea.

Who were the strange raiders wearing the golden uniforms of no known power who pulled off the daring theft? And who was their mysterious leader, a being of seemingly supernatural abilities?

Doc Savage did not know. But The Shadow did! Combining forces, the Man of Bronze and the Dark Avenger follow the trail of a superfoe from The Shadow’s past.

But can they learn to trust one another?

From fog-shrouded New York to a futuristic underground kingdom in the heart of Asia, the battle sprawls—with the world’s fate at stake!

• 6×9
• Altus Press
• $24.95
• Published: 01/17

The Complete Adventures of the Moon Man, Vol. 2: 1934

by Frederick C. Davis
Introduction by Andrew Salmon

One of the strangest pulp heroes is finally available from Altus Press! Created by pulp fiction legend Frederick C. Davis for the pages of the ultra-rare title, Ten Detective Aces, the Moon Man fought the forces of the underworld in 38 unforgettable tales. Volume 2 collects the next six stories from this series: “Silver Death,” “Mark of the Moon Man,” “Crimson Shackles,” “Blood Bargain,” “The Black Lash” and “The Murder Master.” And it includes an all-new introduction by Moon Man expert Andrew Salmon.

From 1933–37 pulpsmith extraordinaire Frederick C. Davis chronicled the adventures of the classic pulp hero the Moon Man in the pages of Ten Detective Aces. One of the most unique and compelling characters in the history of the genre, the Moon Man was the Robin Hood of the pulps: He stole from those who profited from the misery of the Depression to help those in need, to balance the scales of justice.

And justice was close to the Moon Man’s heart. For the Moon Man was actually police detective Stephen Thatcher—a dedicated law officer all too familiar with the cracks in the system criminals used to avoid retribution. Donning a black robe and a globe of Argus glass, Thatcher became the Moon Man, a thief who stole from criminals the law could not touch.

Now the Moon Man is hunted by his best friend and partner, reviled by his father and fiancé who all want to see the masked thief pay the ultimate price for his crimes. Stephen Thatcher must walk the razor’s edge of his double life where, every minute, the threat of exposure could shatter his fragile world.

• Silver Death: “The Moon Man must die!” Those bitter words dropped from the lips of the Moon Man himself. For the ultimatum came down from the Board of Police Commissioners to get the notorious Moon Man—or go! Facing the disgrace of dishonorable discharge was the fine old police chief—the Moon Man’s own father. Also, facing discharge was Lt. McEwen, father of the girl the Moon Man wanted to marry. “The Moon Man must die!”
• Mark of the Moon Man: The notorious Moon Man was dead—officially. He had faked his death to save his father—the police chief—and the father of his girl from the disgrace of dishonorable discharge. But now the Moon Man had to come back. Some tremendous power was forcing him to forget the chief, forget Lieutenant McEwen, and forget the girl he loved. Some power was compelling him to play the role of the lowest of two-legged rats. And the first step of that path was marked by a dying man whose jaws were locked on a horrible secret.
• Crimson Shackles: Detective Sergeant Steve Thatcher was captured by a masked band. And Steve Thatcher’s buried secret was ruthlessly dragged from its shallow grave. For Steve Thatcher was the Moon Man—the notorious criminal who robbed the rich. Secundus, leader of the masked Red Five, fettered the Moon Man with sinister shackles. And to forever seal those shackles, Secundus brought a surprise to the Moon Man. That surprise enmeshed the Moon Man in a web from which there was no escape.
• Blood Bargain: The Moon Man was on a double spot. He not only faced disastrous exposure—but was forced to watch his sweetheart steal like a common thief. He watched Sue McEwen, daughter of a police lieutenant, take active part in an amazing robbery. But the Moon Man could do nothing. For he had been forced to lead that raid. And Secundus, master of the infamous Red Four, tightened his grip on the Moon Man.
• The Black Lash: A miasma of mystery oozed from the tarmac of Great City’s airport. The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce had chartered a plane. He was a feverishly impatient man, and his face had a strange look—as if he were grinning at an open grave. When that plane went up, the lid blew off Great City. A maelstrom of murder engulfed Detective McEwen. And that most famous of the infamous, the Moon Man, flung the gauntlet of defiance at the dread Crimson Trio.
• The Murder Master: Sue McEwen’s gun killed a man. Her own father, Lieutenant McEwen, arrested her—for murder. Then he moved heaven and earth to prove her innocence. But he was helpless against the cleverness of the murderer. Even the man she loved, Detective Sergeant Steve Thatcher, was powerless to help her. But the Moon Man—that famous of infamous prowlers—championed her cause against the Murder Master.

For the first time in decades all 38 of the Moon Man’s exploits have been collected by Altus Press in a seven-volume set.

The Complete Adventures of the Moon Man, Volume 2: 1934 by Frederick C. Davis contains the following stories:

• “Silver Death”
• “Mark of the Moon Man”
• “Crimson Shackles”
• “Blood Bargain”
• “The Black Lash”
• “The Murder Master”

The Complete Adventures of the Moon Man, Vol. 3: 1934

by Frederick C. Davis
Introduction by Andrew Salmon

One of the strangest pulp heroes is finally available from Altus Press! Created by pulp fiction legend Frederick C. Davis for the pages of the ultra-rare title, Ten Detective Aces, the Moon Man fought the forces of the underworld in 38 unforgettable tales. Volume 3 collects the next six stories from this series: “Moon Doom,” “Calling Car 13!,” “Fingers of Fear,” “Corpse’s Alibi,” “The Sinister Snatch” and “Badge of Blood.” And it includes an all-new introduction by Moon Man expert Andrew Salmon.

From 1933–37 pulpsmith extraordinaire Frederick C. Davis chronicled the adventures of the classic pulp hero the Moon Man in the pages of Ten Detective Aces. One of the most unique and compelling characters in the history of the genre, the pulp superhero Moon Man was the Robin Hood of the pulps: He stole from those who profited from the misery of the Depression to help those in need, to balance the scales of justice.

And justice was close to the Moon Man’s heart. For the Moon Man was actually police detective Stephen Thatcher—a dedicated law officer all too familiar with the cracks in the system criminals used to avoid retribution. Donning a black robe and a globe of Argus glass, Thatcher became the Moon Man, a thief who stole from criminals the law could not touch.

Now the Moon Man is hunted by his best friend and partner, reviled by his father and fiancé who all want to see the masked thief pay the ultimate price for his crimes. Stephen Thatcher must walk the razor’s edge of his double life where, every minute, the threat of exposure could shatter his fragile world.

For the first time in decades all 38 of the Moon Man’s exploits have been collected by Altus Press in a seven-volume set.

• Moon Doom: The Rattler, a vicious killer, lays his crimes at the feet of the Moon Man. And the Moon Man is hunted by the entire police force. “Get the murderous Moon Man!” is the cry. Detective Sergeant Thatcher—the Moon Man—finds himself on a hot spot. And the spot gets hotter when the phone sergeant at headquarters hears that unguarded whisper creeping in over the wire. A whisper that brands Steve Thatcher as the Moon Man.
• “Calling Car 13!” Ripping the night air came that fatal message to a fatal car—“Calling Car 13!” And it plunged Great City into a mad whirl of murder. For that prowl car was riding to the hideout of Ned Dargan, the notorious Moon Man’s assistant. Black powder scorched red blood. And Lieutenant McEwen cornered the Moon Man.
• Fingers of Fear: Dicks die hard! Gil McEwen, ace sleuth of Great City, gets kicked off the force for failing to bring in the Moon Man. Gil McEwen, whose very life’s breath is the police department, is forced to turn in his shield… and Detective Sergeant Steve Thatcher—the notorious Moon Man—has to get Gil McEwen back on the cops—without exposing himself.
• Corpse’s Alibi: The spectacular race track robbery told Lieutenant McEwen that the notorious Moon Man was a member of the police force. The Moon Man, who risked discovery and death to help the needy, was trapped by his own thumb-print. For the Moon Man was Detective Sergeant Steve Thatcher. McEwen threw a cordon around headquarters, from which there was no escape. Trapped, helpless, Steve Thatcher watched McEwen go for the file that recorded the fingerprints of every man in the department.
• The Sinister Snatch: The black shadow of a threatened kidnaping hung over the family of a wealthy newspaper publisher. Lieutenant Gilbert McEwen and the pick of the police department were on the job. Into this tense drama came a third power—the notorious Moon Man. He warned the kidnapers to lay off. The kidnapers laughed at him. McEwen swore at him. But the Moon Man—that enigma of enigmas—had never failed to keep a promise.
• Badge of Blood: The notorious Moon Man had the goods on a crooked cop, had him dead to rights. But that crooked cop also had a trump card to play in the game of death. He knew that the Moon Man was Detective Sergeant Steve Thatcher. He drove the Moon Man to a hard bargain—a bargain that made a cop wear the Badge of Blood.

The Complete Adventures of the Moon Man, Volume 3: 1934 by Frederick C. Davis contains the following stories:

• “Moon Doom”
• “Calling Car 13!”
• “Fingers of Fear”
• “Corpse’s Alibi”
• “The Sinister Snatch”
• “Badge of Blood”

The Black Bat Omnibus Vol. 6

by Norvell W. Page and Norman A. Daniels

Pulp hero the Black Bat returns! This collection contains the next three adventures of the Black Bat: “The Eyes of the Blind,” “The Blackout Murders,” and “Shadow of Evil,” uncut and restored with the original illustrations. It’s the next volume of the complete reprinting of the series.

The Black Bat Omnibus Volume 6 by Norvell W. Page and Norman A. Daniels contains the following stories:

• “The Eyes of the Blind”
• “The Blackout Murders”
• “Shadow of Evil”

The Complete Adventures of Eric Trent Vol. 1

by Donald E. Keyhole

THE SHADOW Volume 114:
“Death by Proxy” & “Loot of Death”

Alone and unaided, The Shadow wages a solo war on crime in two thrilling pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, the Knight of Darkness investigates a murder ring whose victims die twice, first in real life followed by a “Death by Proxy.” Then, the police assume a million-dollar crime to be a simple bank robbery, but The Shadow knows there is a hidden secret behind the “Loot of Death.” This double novel pulp reprint showcases the original color pulp covers by George Rozen and the classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Edd Cartier, with historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-222-3
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• B&W
• Published: 01/17
• $14.95

 Secret Agent “X” Audiobook #14

Talons of Terror

by Emile C. Tepperman writing as Brant House

Read by Milton Bagby

Secret Agent “X” Audiobook #13

Devils of Darkness

by Paul Chadwick writing as Brant House

Read by Milton Bagby

The Secret 6 Audiobook #4

Read by Michael C. Gwynne

Popular Publications publisher Harry Steeger and writer Robert J. Hogan had scored a hit with G-8 and His Battles Aces in 1933. A year later, they put their heads together and concocted a crime series with a fantasy flare. They called it The Secret 6!

Steeger always credited the successful Park Avenue Hunt Club stories running in the pages of Detective Fiction Weekly as his main inspiration. But the types of stories he asked Robert J. Hogan to write smacked of the one and only Doc Savage. In a sense, The Secret 6 was Doc Savage and his men—but without the superhuman aspects of Doc. The title was lifted from a 1931 crime film. To insure that the first issue sold like hotcakes, they stole a little more of Street & Smith’s thunder by titling that debut novel The Red Shadow.

The premise was simple. Framed for the crimes of diabolical Red Shadow, a mystery man with a haunted past calling himself King breaks out of the Death House. Scouring the Underworld, he assembles a team of shadowy specialists who dedicate themselves to hunting down The Red Shadow, which they did in their debut adventure.

Only four issues of The Secret 6 were ever published. But what a glorious run! The Red Shadow was followed by House of Walking Corpses, The Monster Murders and The Golden Alligator. Each succeeding novel was more fantastic than the one before. Collectively, they read like a dry run for Carleton E. Morse’s classic radio series, I Love a Mystery.

For his final Secret 6 opus, Robert Hogan took a new approach, emphasizing King, and relegating the other members of the fighting band to the background. Set in Florida, where the author resided for portions of his life, this is a treasure hunt on a grand scale, flavored by typical Popular Publications weirdness in the form of a giant alligator of unknown origins.

Will the Secret 6 survive this threat? Well, no. All the more reason to plunge in and enjoy the exciting quest for The Golden Alligator. Michael C. Gwynne narratives this swan song audiobook.

The Secret 6 Audiobook #3

Read by Michael C. Gwynne

The premise of The Secret 6 was deceptively simple, yet pure pulp. An enigmatic adventurer known only as King busts out of Death Row to form an anti-crime group called The Secret 6. The others include The Key, The Doctor, Shakespeare, The Bishop, and Luga, as well as numerous underworld stool pigeons and hangers-on. All are wanted. So they operate outside the law.

The work of the wildly imaginative Robert J. Hogan, who pitted his World War I flying ace, G-8, against zombies, Martians, defrosted Viking warriors, and other bizarre foes, The Secret 6 battled sinister supervillains, a Mayan Bat-Man, a giant golden alligator and other outrageous menaces. Few pulp series stretched reality as did this four-issue Popular Publications title from 1934-35. There were no limits. That’s what made it a terrific read.

If you wanted to, you could call The Secret 6 “Doc Savage lite”. The series followed a similar template––a group of adventurers pitting themselves against overwhelming threats. The big difference was that the leader, King, was no superman. Like Hogan’s G-8, he was a typical American he-man, not a fearless wonder-worker. King could feel fear, and make mistakes. He was not perfect, therefore the average reader could identify with him, and see himself in King’s shoes.

The third Secret 6 entry shows every indication of having been inspired by the famous Doc Savage novel, The Monsters. The premise is virtually identical––giant creatures are terrorizing the rural population. Authorities are helpless. Only the resourceful Secret 6 team is up to the challenge.

No doubt the inspiration for both of these pulp classics goes back to the 1933 film, King Kong. In The Monster Murders, we encounter ferocious packs of gigantic dogs, 30 foot giants, and other towering nightmare threats to life and liberty.

The Murder Monsters is read by Michael C. Gwynne.

DOC SAVAGE Volume 46:

Read by Michael C. Gwynne

Popular Publications publisher Harry Steeger and writer Robert J. Hogan had scored a hit with G-8 and His Battle Aces in 1933. A year later, they put their heads together and concocted a crime-suspense series with a fantasy flare. They called it The Secret 6!

The premise was simple. Framed for the crimes of the diabolical Red Shadow, a mystery man with a haunted past calling himself King breaks out of the Death House. Scouring the Underworld, King assembles a team of shadowy specialists who dedicate themselves to hunting down The Red Shadow. Once he was disposed of, the super-sleuth sextet went on the tackle malevolent menaces in the I Love a Mystery vein.

This new crime-busting organization consisted of King, The Doctor, The Professor, The Key, The Bishop, Shakespeare and the Zulu warrior known as Luga. They are backed by a small army of unsavory underworld informers ranging from Legs Larkin to Flo the Fleecer.

Only four issues of The Secret 6 were ever published. But what a glorious run! The Red Shadow was followed by House of Walking Corpses, The Monster Murders and The Golden Alligator. Each succeeding novel was more fantastic than the one before.

For their second exploit, The Secret 6 go up against a Mayan curse that turns members of the wealthy Waldorff clan into Living Dead Men. But that’s only the start of the wild trail that takes the fighting 6 from Long Island to the Mayan-dominated jungles of Yucatan and a rousing battle with the sinister Bat-Man and his undead legions at the Temple of Azrah. Will The Secret 6 triumph––or will Mayan vengeance make it their tomb?

House of Walking Corpses is narrated with appropriately atmospheric gravity by Michael C. Gwynne.

The Secret 6 Audiobook #1

Read by Michael C. Gwynne

Popular Publications publisher Harry Steeger and writer Robert J. Hogan had scored a hit with G-8 and His Battles Aces in 1933. A year later, they put their heads together and concocted a crime series with a fantasy flare. They called it The Secret 6!

Steeger always credited the successful Park Avenue Hunt Club stories running in the pages of Detective Fiction Weekly as his main inspiration. But the types of stories he asked Robert J. Hogan to write smacked of the one and only Doc Savage. In a sense, The Secret 6 was a take off of Doc Savage and his men—but without the superhuman aspects of Doc. The title was lifted from a 1931 crime film. To insure that the first issue sold like hotcakes, they stole a little more of Street & Smith’s thunder by titling that debut novel The Red Shadow.

The premise was simple. Framed for the crimes of the diabolical Red Shadow, a mystery man with a haunted past calling himself King breaks out of the Death House. Scouring the Underworld, he assembles a team of shadowy specialists who dedicate themselves to hunting down The Red Shadow. But The Red Shadow conceals a secret even The Secret 6 doesn’t suspect!

One major clue can be found in a list of the members of this new crime-busting organization: King, The Doctor, The Professor, The Key, The Bishop, Shakespeare and Luga. Yes. Seven men have banded together to become the fearless fugitives operating outside the law known as—The Secret 6! One will not survive…

Only four issues of The Secret 6 were ever published. But what a glorious run! The Red Shadow was followed by House of Walking Corpses, The Monster Murders and The Golden Alligator. Each succeeding novel was more fantastic than the one before.

The Red Shadow is narrated with the headlong velocity of a locomotive by Michael C. Gwynne.

Green Lama Audiobook #7

The Hollywood Ghost & The Beardless Corpse

by Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster

Read by James C. Lewis

With this seventh Green Lama audiobook, we come to the climax of the original adventures of millionaire Jethro Dumont, who journeyed to the mountains of Tibet and came back on a mission to erase evil from the face of the earth as the first Buddhist superhero, The Green Lama!

The Green Lama often visited tinsel town, which he does once more in The Case of the Hollywood Ghost. Bloody footprints left by no visible being leave a scene of murder, but where will they take the investigation? Only The Green Lama Knows.

Written during a vogue of invisible men movies––Universal released The Invisible Man Returns and The Invisible Woman in 1940––this entry focuses on a similar production, The Man from Nowhere. When the busy set is bedeviled by the imaginary lead villain, an uncatchable killer calling himself the Hollywood Ghost, Jethro Dumont takes a hand in the game in this sequel to his earlier Hollywood triumphs, Babies for Sale and The Wave of Death.

The Case of the Beardless Corpse marked the ultimate Green Lama exploit penned by creator Kendell Foster Crossen writing as Richard Foster. Although Crossen continued his jade-robed hero in comic books and on radio, he never wrote another novelette. But The Lama went out in style, investigating the bizarre circumstances surrounding the slaying of a high-ranking German diplomat––whose face was shaved by his mysterious murderer after death. Working from that baffling clue, The Green Lama follows a trail of blood to a satisfying conclusion, assisted by his surviving circle of followers, which included magician Theodor Harrin and the ever-mysterious Lady from Lhasa, Magga.

James C. Lewis reads the swan song of the strangest pulp superhero ever imagined…Om Mani Padme Hum! The Green Lama Knows!

“THE MYSTIC MULLAH” and “TERROR TAKES 7” – Bama Variant Cover

The Man of Bronze returns in two action-packed thrillers by Lester Dent. First, weird green soul slaves attack Manhattan, propelling Doc and his aides to faraway Asia to confront “The Mystic Mullah.” Then, after a mystery box arrives at Doc Savage’s headquarters, its enigmatic contents ignite a murderous chain of events in “Terror Takes 7.” This classic pulp reprint showcases a striking color painting by James Bama and the original color pulp covers by Walter M. Baumhofer and Emery Clarke, Paul Orban’s classic interior illustrations and historical commentary by Will Murray.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-049-6
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 144 pp
• B&W
• Published: 01/17
• $14.95

THE SHADOW Volume 113: 
“Legacy of Death” & “The Devil’s Partner”—Spotlighting cabby Moe Shrevnitz

The Knight of Darkness and his cabby aide crush crime in classic pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson and Theodore Tinsley writing as “Maxwell Grant.” First, when old Landis Framingham dies, his multimillion dollar estate becomes a “Legacy of Death” to his heirs! Then, The Shadow, Margo Lane and Shrevvy investigate a young man who has followed in his father’s footsteps, first as a psychoanalyst and then as “The Devil’s Partner.” BONUS: a classic Shadow thriller from the Golden Age of Radio! This special collector’s volume showcases the classic color pulp covers by George Rozen and Charles de Feo and the original interior illustrations by Paul Orban, with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin.

• Sanctum Books
• 978-1-60877-221-6
• Softcover
• 7×10
• 112 pages
• B&W
• $14.95

Phantom Detective – Spring/51

The Video Victims by Robert Wallace
The girl was scared and wouldn’t talk—but her fear told the world’s greatest sleuth more than words when he investigated a strange and baffling case of murder at a television station!

The Dizzy Killer by Benton Braden
Handmade Alibi by Amelia Reynolds Long
Killer’s Powerhouse by Arthur J. Burks
Scream A Song of Death by R. Van Taylor
The Cop and the Doll by Day Keene
Madman Murder by Norman A. Daniels

• Adventure House
• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Published: 01/17
• ISBN: 1-59798-216-4
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-216-0
• $14.95

High Adventure #152

Far East Adventures of Warren Hastings Miller

The White Sawbwa of Mong Nam
Jungle Justice
Enter the White Girl
The Dark Forest
Beyond the Khyber
Flood
Giants on the Warpath
The Racketeer Rajah

• 7×10
• 110 pages
• Published: 01/17
• ISBN: 1-59798-591-0
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-591-8
• $12.95

Jungle Stories – Winter/43

Stalkers of the Dawn-World by John Peter Drummond
Out of the dim past that weird world had come, peopled with its deathless guardians, ruled by a brutal god that jungle weapons could not slay.  Ki-Gor, White Lord of the Jungle, had to battle that ancient deity with bare hands—and if he failed to win, Helene, his golden mate, and the marooned passengers of a crashed Handley Page were doomed to die.

Terror Trek by H.M. Sutherland
Lutembe the Avenger by Wyndham Martyn
The Headsmen of Bestiana by Paul Selonke
Murderer’s Moon by E. Hoffman Price
The Flaming God by Francis Gerard

• 7×10
• 128 pages
• Published: 01/17
• ISBN: 1-59798-410-8
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-410-2
• Cover Artist: George Gross
• $14.95

Captain Future – Winter/42

The Quest Beyond the Stars by Edmond Hamilton
Ride with Curt Newton, the World’s Greatest Spacefarer, and the Futuremen as they leave the known stat trails to penetrate the source of cosmic rays, the very core of the Universe!

The End of His Service by Ray Cummings
The Man Who Fought Destiny by Arthur J. Burks
The Man Who Awoke by Laurence Manning

• 7×10
• 130 pages
• Published: 01/17
• Cover Artist: Earle K. Bergey
• ISBN: 1-59798-595-3
• ISBN-13: 978-1-59798-595-6
• $14.95

DOC SAVAGE – Empire of Doom

It began with the hijacking of a destroyer from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The stolen warship struck midtown Manhattan with her mighty guns, then vanished far out to sea.

Who were the strange raiders wearing the golden uniforms of no known power who pulled off the daring theft? And who was their mysterious leader, a being of seemingly supernatural abilities?

Doc Savage did not know. But The Shadow did! Combining forces, the Man of Bronze and the Dark Avenger follow the trail of a superfoe from The Shadow’s past.

But can they learn to trust one another?

From fog-shrouded New York to a futuristic underground kingdom in the heart of Asia, the battle sprawls—with the world’s fate at stake!

• 6×9
• Altus Press
• $24.95

SHADOW MAGAZINE – 02/01/39

SHADOW MAGAZINE – 01/15/40

SHADOW MAGAZINE – 07/15/42

SOUTH SEA STORIES – 12/39

Watcher At the Door – Henry Kuttner

G-Men – 07/39

King Kong vs Tarzan

G-8 and His Battle Aces #50 – The Flight of the Hell Hawks

High Adventure #151 – Planet Stories

Wide World Adventures – 09/29

Argosy – Fall/2016 Magazine

Science Fiction Calendar 2017

Famous Fantastic Mysteries – Fall/2016 Magazine

Black Mask – Fall/2016 Magazine

21ST ANNUAL WORLD FANTASY CON 1995

ADVENTURE

ARGOSY

ASTOUNDING STORIES

BALTICON 21

BALTICON 29

BALTICON 30

BALTICON 31

BALTICON 32

BALTICON 34

BALTICON 36

BALTICON 37

BLACK BOOK DETECTIVE

BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE

BUCCONEER – 56TH WORLD SF CON

BUCCONEER – PROGRESS REPORT ONE

CAPTAIN ZERO

COMPLETE ADVENTURE MAGAZINE

CONSELLATION 1983

DARE-DEVIL ACES

DARE-DEVIL ACES

DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE

DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE

DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE

DETECTIVE TALES

DIME MYSTERY BOOK MAGAZINE

DIME MYSTERY MAGAZINE

DISCLAVE 1989

DISCLAVE 1997

INTERSECTION 95 – PROGRESS REPORT 3

INTERSECTION 95 – PROGRESS REPORT 4

INTERSECTION 95 – PROGRESS REPORT 6

LIFE AND FILMS OF BUCK JONES THE SILENT ERA

MID-SOUTH CON 7

OBSIDIAN APE

OVER MY DEAD BODY

OZ-STORY MAGAZINE #1

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OZ-STORY MAGAZINE #4

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