New Pulp ices over with a tale of hockey
In the modern times, hockey is a pretty glitzy sport. Stadiums cost hundreds of millions of dollars and rookies land multi-million dollar deals. Even the […]
Pulp Magazines
Tarzan’s Imposter: Jan of the Jungle
In the wake the tidal wave that was left by Edgar Rice Burroughs’ “Tarzan” series, innumerable copycats appeared. Some put a woman in the Tarzan […]
How Roddy Doyle’s “The Deportees” can help New Pulp
This was supposed to be a review of Roddy Doyle’s “The Deportees and Other Stories.” When I picked the book up off my “Need to […]
Wonder women on far-off planets
Butt-kicking women are an interesting sub section of pulp covers too. In the same vein as Wonder Woman and Xena, these amazonian types were always […]
Modern entertainment has roots in pulp magazines
Modern entertainment has roots in pulps Back in the days just before movies had sound, before radio made it big, and even before the coming […]