Comic books in 'Pulp Adventure'

1st printing. By Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson). Featuring two spine-tingling tales of crime and terror starring the master crime-buster - The Shadow! Softcover, 6 1/2-in. x 9 1/2-in., 164 pages, Text (with B&W Chapter Illustrations). Cover price $2.50.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. , July 2010. Written by Win Scott Eckert. Cover by Mark Maddox. Crossovers is a massive timeline of crossover stories in which characters, situations, or universes are linked together in order to build the Crossover Universe. Lovingly compiled by crossover and Wold Newton expert Win Scott Eckert, Crossovers lists upwards of 2000 crossover stories, with innumerable additional timeline entries which outline the secret history of the land of fiction. With introductions by Kim Newman (Volume 1) and Jess Nevins (Volume 2), each volume is illustrated with over 200 book and magazine covers, and contains appendices covering myriad television crossovers, alternate universes, and Newman's Anno Dracula series. From the depths of ancient ages, when Atlantis and Opar fell, when Solomon Kane traveled back in time to fight alongside Conan, and Red Sonja battled Claw… …To the Regency, Victorian, and Edwardian eras, when both Zorro and Cagliostro fought Dracula; Frankenstein's Creature went to Pellucidar; the Scarlet Pimpernel clashed with the sorcerer Leonox; detective C. Auguste Dupin took on the notorious Black Coats; Phileas Fogg sparred with Captain Nemo; and Sherlock Holmes' legendary pursuit of justice led to cooperation or conflict with Arsène Lupin, Doctor Who, Dracula, Allan Quatermain, Professor Challenger, the Phantom of the Opera , Raffles, Fu Manchu, Fantômas, the Time Traveler, Carnacki, the Invisible Man, Father Brown, Rouletabille, Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Hercule Poirot, The Shadow, and even Martian invaders… …And to the burgeoning Twentieth Century, which saw Tarzan variously team up with Judex and Batman, and separately take on Mr. Hyde and Frankenstein's creature; Sexton Blake take a case at Pemberley House and pursue Raffles; the Nyctalope battle Ernst Stavro Blofeld; Indiana Jones outwit Dracula; G-8 and the Red Falcon soar together over the skies of France; Jeeves and Wooster bump up against some Cthulhuoid awfulness; and Doc Savage meet the Rocketeer and clash with Fu Manchu… Win Scott Eckert is the editor of and a contributor to Myths for the Modern Age: Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe, a 2007 Locus Awards finalist. He has written numerous short stories for Black Coat Press' Tales of the Shadowmen series, as well as tales for Moonstone Books about The Avenger, The Phantom, Zorro, Captain Midnight, and The Green Hornet. He contributed the Foreword to Philip José Farmer's seminal "fictional biography," Tarzan Alive (Bison Books, 2006), and co-authored with Farmer the Wold Newton novel The Evil In Pemberley House, about Patricia Wildman, the daughter of a certain bronze-skinned pulp hero. Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 460 pages, B&W. Cover price $30.95.

Volume 2 - 1st printing, July 2010. Written by Win Scott Eckert. Cover by Mark Maddox. Crossovers is a massive timeline of crossover stories in which characters, situations, or universes are linked together in order to build the Crossover Universe. Lovingly compiled by crossover and Wold Newton expert Win Scott Eckert, Crossovers lists upwards of 2000 crossover stories, with innumerable additional timeline entries which outline the secret history of the land of fiction. With introductions by Kim Newman (Volume 1) and Jess Nevins (Volume 2), each volume is illustrated with over 200 book and magazine covers, and contains appendices covering myriad television crossovers, alternate universes, and Newman's Anno Dracula series. From the mid-Twentieth Century, when The Spider clashed with Mr. Hyde; The Domino Lady worked with The Black Bat, The Avenger, and Airboy; Batman variously teamed up with The Shadow, Captain America, The Spirit, and Sherlock Holmes; Philip Marlowe had a brush with the Deep Ones and later worked with Sam Spade; The Green Hornet crossed paths with The Shadow; Mandrake the Magician attended The Phantom's wedding; Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, and the Wolf-Man mashed it up; Tarzan battled the Predators and went to Barsoom; James Bond crossed paths with Doc Savage, The Saint, OSS 117, Derek Flint, and U.N.C.L.E.'s Napoleon Solo; Spider-Man and The Thing had cross-time adventures with Doc Savage; the Nyctalope teamed up with Professor Quatermass; Bulldog Drummond combined forces with Richard Hannay for one last adventure; Nero Wolfe, Ellery Queen, Lord Peter, Perry Mason, and Mike Hammer solved a murder; P.I. Chester Drum collided with shamus Shell Scott; Madame Atomos encountered Kato, U.N.C.L.E.'s Mr. Waverly, and Modesty Blaise; Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin met John Steed and Emma Peel, Fu Manchu, Miss Marple, Simon Templar, and Sherlock Holmes; Number 6 took a brief trip with The Doctor; El Santo faced-off against Dracula; Greatheart Silver was involved in a showdown with all the great pulp heroes; Kolchak ran into Barnabas Collins; the Ghostbusters went up against Cthulhu; and Vampirella teamed up with or fought just about everyone… …To the Twenty-first Century, when Frankenstein's Creature battled Dracula and Mr. Hyde, and traveled to the Lost World; Witchblade and the Darkness joined forces with Vampirella; the worlds of Boston P.I. Spenser, Sheriff Jesse Stone, and detective Sunny Randall came together; Lara Croft, the Tomb Raider, clashed with the Deep Ones; Ash Williams crossed swords with Dracula and Dr. Herbert West; and a modern-day Van Helsing went up against the current incarnation of the Black Coats… …To the far-flung future, when Spock claimed Holmes as an ancestor and Ishmael flew with the wind whales… Win Scott Eckert is the editor of and a contributor to Myths for the Modern Age: Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe, a 2007 Locus Awards finalist. He has written numerous short stories for Black Coat Press' Tales of the Shadowmen series, as well as tales for Moonstone Books about The Avenger, The Phantom, Zorro, Captain Midnight, and The Green Hornet. He contributed the Foreword to Philip José Farmer's seminal "fictional biography," Tarzan Alive (Bison Books, 2006), and co-authored with Farmer the Wold Newton novel The Evil In Pemberley House, about Patricia Wildman, the daughter of a certain bronze-skinned pulp hero. Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 480 pages, B&W. Cover price $30.95.

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1st printing. Written by S. Arthur Hart. Art and cover by Shane White. Ric Lopez dreams of something more. Something more than his fathers job, working as one of Groom Lakes aircraft mechanics. Something more than the one-room trailer where he attends school every day. Living on this top-secret military base, he dreams of becoming a scientist, an inventor, or maybe one of the local test pilots. But hes never dreamt of the strange and wonderful secrets he will face in discovering the truth behind Groom Lake! Softcover, 100 pages, Text (with B&W illustrations) Cover price $6.95.

Volume 1 - 2009, first edition. Dan Fowler was a long-running series character in the pulp, G-Men Detective, from 1935 to 1953. These are new stories, not reprints. "The Dungeon of Death" by Gregory Basianelli, "Harvest of Crime" by B.C. Bell, "The Music of Murder" by Aaron Smith and "The League of Dead Patriots" by Andrew Salmon. Cover by Robert Brown, interior illustrations by Kelly Everaert. 6-in. x 9-in., 184 pages, black and white.

Volume 2 - 2013, first edition. Dan Fowler was a long-running series character in the pulp, G-Men Detective, from 1935 to 1953. These are new stories, not reprints. "The Undercover Puzzle" by Derrick Ferguson, "Monkey Business" by Aaron Smith, "Proof of Supremacy" by Josh Reynolds and "Feasting on the Predator's Corpse" by B.C. Bell. Cover by Brian McCulloch, interior illustrations by Neil Foster. 6-in. x 9-in., 150 pages, black and white.

1st printing. An entire issue of slam-bang action with Hollywood's favorite private detective, Dan Turner! This replica comes complete all ads, illustrations, and facsimile pages. Softcover, 128 pages, Text (with B&W Chapter Illustrations). Cover price $14.95.