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The Shadow: April 1,1938.-"The Crimson Phoenix" by Maxwell Grant ( Theodore Tinsley in this instance) cover art by George Rozen
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The Shadow: April 1,1938.-"The Crimson Phoenix" by Maxwell Grant ( Theodore Tinsley in this instance) cover art by George Rozen

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 23 hours ago
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Planet Stories : Spring 1947. Featuring "Sword of the Seven Suns", by Gardner F. Fox. and "Rocket Summer", by Ray Bradbury (Which wound up in the Martian Chronicles) .Cover art by Allen Anderson

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 2 days ago
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Videogame

How would you create a videogame to be pulpy?

Would you use the heroes from the era or would it be original?

What rating are you aiming for?

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u/villianrules — 9 hours ago
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Doc Savage "The Lost Oasis" and "The Sargasso Ogre" by Kenneth Robeson ( Lester Dent) this edition ©2007 by Nostalgia Ventures both stories originally published v1933. Cover by James Bama

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 2 days ago
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Lessons in Lust by Laura Hale, 1961; cover art by Al Rossi

u/YanniRotten — 4 days ago
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The Dunhill Usurpers - Chapter 3

The Dunhill Chronicles

The chronicles are the queer tales of Cole McDowell, last heir to the McDowell family line. As he makes his way through the city of Dunhill, Cole must contend with dark alchemy and religious zealotry to survive the crown jewel of the Brittania Empire. 

In this chapter of the latest adventure, Cole learns that every Lord of Dunhill expects to be poisoned.

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u/McSix — 1 day ago
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Getting in the Wind by Harlan Ellison writing as Paul Merchant.tvis edition published in 2012 collects stories written by Ellison bat the beginning of his career in the 1950s struggling to break into the business many published in Men's Nagaat the time. Cover art by Bill Everett

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 6 days ago
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"Pulling a Train: Violent Stories of Naked Passions", by "a very young Harlan Ellison" writing as Paul Merchant &: other pen names for the sake of anonymity & to pay rent until he got his "big break". Mostly written in the 1950s.published in less than reputable periodicals. Published here © 2012

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 5 days ago