Over
the years I’ve written new stories featuring many of the original pulp
characters, as well as some in the new pulp tradition. If you are a fan of any
of these character, you might be interested in my short story collections from
Altus Press www.altuspress.com/ and
NTD www.bloodredshadow.com/ These
are available also on Amazon, plus I may have a few copies on hand if you would
rather get them from me at fadingshadows40@gmail.com
PULP
DETECTIVES, available from Altus Press and Amazon, $24.95: Nine all-new stories
starring the classic pulp heroes of the 1930s, featuring the following characters,
written by pulp scholar Tom Johnson, it’s nearly 350 pages of excitement:
The
Phantom Detective in “Satan’s Minions”
The
Black Bat “Murder Under The Big Top”
The
Lone Eagle in “The Nazi Spider Staffel”
The
Masked Detective in “The Masked Detective’s Deadly Trail”
Secret
Agent X in “The Spider’s Web”
The
Black Bat in “Guns of Vengence”
The
Phantom Detective (sort of) in “Fangs of Death”
Nightwind in “Mystery of Haunted Range”
EXCITING
PULP TALES, available from Altus Press and Amazon, 24.95: The exciting sequel
to Tom Johnson's 2010 anthology, PULP DETECTIVES, brings you ten more all-new
stories featuring classic pulp heroes:
The
Angel in “The Devil of A Case”
The
Green Ghost in “The Case of The Blind Soldier”
The
Cobra in “Curse of The Viper”
The
Crimson Mask in “The Mask of Anubis”
Gentle
Jones in “Nazis Over Washington”
The
Purple Scar in “The Skull Killer”
Funny
Face in “The Star of Africa”
Mr.
Death in “Coffins of Death”
The
Jungle Queen in “Jungle Terror”
Ki-Gor
in “The Lost Valley of Ja Far”
PULP
ECHOES, available from NTD and Amazon, $15.50: Seven new stories in the pulp
tradition, both new and original characters:
The
Bat in "Blind As A Bat"
The
Crimson Clown in "The Crimson Clown – Killer"
Nibs
Holloway battles Dr. Death in "Till Death Do Us Part"
The
Black Ghost in "Carnival of Death"
Captain
Anthony Adventure in "Terror In The North Country"
The
Black Cat in "A Cat Among Dogs"
Senora
Scorpion in "Senora Scorpion"
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