
Larry Latham, Rick Lai, Nathan Madison, Will Murray, Robert Hogan
A special edition of Blood 'n' Thunder, exploring pulp fiction history with essays on iconic characters and genres.
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A special edition of Blood 'n' Thunder, exploring pulp fiction history with essays on iconic characters and genres.
The largest single issue of a fanzine ever published, this Special Edition has three times the pages of a normal Blood 'n' Thunder (less those that would go toward duplicating ads and front matter, of course). Among the departments you'll find a preview of PulpFest 2014; coverage of a 1936 movie adapting Fred MacIssac's Dime Detective character The Rambler; an essay on the first serial adapted from a comic strip, 1934's Tailspin Tommy; and advice from noted SF editor Robert "Doc" Lowndes on crac...
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Pulp adventure peril and action in essays and the 1918 novel reprint
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Eerie tone in the reprinted 1918 Cavendish adventure novel
Essay on racist Yellow Peril tropes in classic pulp fiction
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Discusses cruel racial stereotypes and captivity tropes in pulps
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