The Pulp Authors Forum
Robert E. Howard gave us Kull the Conqueror, Conan the Barbarian, Cormac Mac Art, Solomon Kane, and so many others. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gave us both Sherlock Holmes and the Detective Adventure genre. Edgar Rice Burroughs gave us Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, Carson Napier of Venus, and other heroes. And Lester Dent gave us Doc Savage.
They were pulp authors who, along with dozens of other great writers, opened our minds to possibilities and peril-filled adventures in exotic locales. Their stories inspired comic books, movies, yet more books, and many new adventures that continue to this day. The Phantom, The Shadow, and even modern comic-book heroes like Batman and Spider-man owe a great deal to the classic Pulp Authors.
Pulp Authors Forum
Pulp Authors: Image Comics adapting Frazetta's paintings
Pulp Authors: Alex Vernon takes on Tarzan in Chronicle of Higher Education
Pulp Authors: New Solomon Kane comic for Robert E. Howard fans
Pulp Authors: Buck Rogers primed for a comback?
Pulp Authors: Pixar's 'Carter of Mars' won't follow book?
Pulp Authors: Buck Rogers complete reprints
Pulp Authors: ERB's Martian Intros
Pulp Authors: Play Jetan online! (ERB's Martian Chess Game)
Pulp Authors: GalaxyPress to publish 80 L. Ron Hubbard pulp books/audiobooks
Pulp Authors: Steven Sommers considering a "Tarzan" movie
Pulp Authors: Book Review: "Beyond Mars" reads like swashbuckling pulp SciFi novel
Pulp Authors: Superman's true origins?
Pulp Authors: Dum Dum attendees celebrate Tarzan
Pulp Authors: New Conan film to be linked to MMO game
Pulp Authors: Dark Horse reprinting Conan comics
Robert E. Howard gave us Kull the Conqueror, Conan the Barbarian, Cormac Mac Art, Solomon Kane, and so many others. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gave us both Sherlock Holmes and the Detective Adventure genre. Edgar Rice Burroughs gave us Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, Carson Napier of Venus, and other heroes. And Lester Dent gave us Doc Savage.
They were pulp authors who, along with dozens of other great writers, opened our minds to possibilities and peril-filled adventures in exotic locales. Their stories inspired comic books, movies, yet more books, and many new adventures that continue to this day. The Phantom, The Shadow, and even modern comic-book heroes like Batman and Spider-man owe a great deal to the classic Pulp Authors.
Pulp Authors Forum
Pulp Authors: Image Comics adapting Frazetta's paintings
Pulp Authors: Alex Vernon takes on Tarzan in Chronicle of Higher Education
Pulp Authors: New Solomon Kane comic for Robert E. Howard fans
Pulp Authors: Buck Rogers primed for a comback?
Pulp Authors: Pixar's 'Carter of Mars' won't follow book?
Pulp Authors: Buck Rogers complete reprints
Pulp Authors: ERB's Martian Intros
Pulp Authors: Play Jetan online! (ERB's Martian Chess Game)
Pulp Authors: GalaxyPress to publish 80 L. Ron Hubbard pulp books/audiobooks
Pulp Authors: Steven Sommers considering a "Tarzan" movie
Pulp Authors: Book Review: "Beyond Mars" reads like swashbuckling pulp SciFi novel
Pulp Authors: Superman's true origins?
Pulp Authors: Dum Dum attendees celebrate Tarzan
Pulp Authors: New Conan film to be linked to MMO game
Pulp Authors: Dark Horse reprinting Conan comics
