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Saturday, January 12, 2013

IT’S LUCKY #14 FOR THE SHADOW FAN PODCAST!


The Shadow Fan podcast returns for a 14th episode! This time around, New Pulp Author Barry Reese announces some exciting news regarding a future show before diving into reviews of "The Bride of Death" (Radio Show, 3/6/38) and The Shadow Special # 1 from Dynamite. He also responds to some listener feedback!

If you love The Shadow, now's the time to start downloading!
Join the conversation about pulp's greatest hero today at  http://theshadowfan.libsyn.com/the-bride-of-death.


Friday, December 14, 2012

THE SHADOW FAN DONS A MASK


The Shadow Fan Podcast returns for another thrilling episode devoted to the greatest pulp hero of them all, The Shadow! This time around, host Barry Reese talks about Loren Estleman's essay "Was Sherlock Holmes the Shadow?", the radio episode "Death House Rescue," The Shadow's # 1 scout (Hawkeye) and the debut issue of Masks from Dynamite Comics!

Join the conversation about pulp's greatest hero today at http://theshadowfan.libsyn.com/masks.

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

THE SHADOW FAN TAKES ON HITLER’S ASTROLOGER

The Shadow Fan Podcast returns with another action-packed episode! Barry Reese outlines the history of Harry Vincent, reviews Malmordo (1946), Dynamite's The Shadow # 8, and Marvel's The Shadow: Hitler's Astrologer. Listener feedback inspires Barry to go on another rant about the Kent Allard/Shadow identity controversy!

Join the conversation about pulp's greatest hero today at http://theshadowfan.libsyn.com/hitler-s-astrologer.

THEPULP.NET UPDATES SITE

On their Facebook Page, ThePulp.net announced some changes to their website.

Something looks different! That's right. ThePulp.Net introduced a new format today. Based on suggestions from the survey we conducted last spring, we've added a bit more color and pizzazz to the site to better reflect the vivid pulps of the past. Let us know what you think!

Visit the new www.thepulp.net today.