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Friday, May 27, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Influential Spider Novel Returns to Print
Read more at Scoop.
From their website:
" The June 2011 release of Satan’s Murder Machinesreturns to print Norvel W. Page’s novel of The Spider renowned for its influence on Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and on Marvel creator Stan Lee.
"Originally published serially beginning in the December 1939 issue of The Spider magazine, the tale featured an invincible character named Iron Man in powerful armor.
"The new, limited edition hardcover from Moonstone Books features a great cover by Mark Wheatley and accompanying interior illustrations by James Sherman. The 196-page, 9” x 6” book will retail for $24.95."
From their website:
" The June 2011 release of Satan’s Murder Machinesreturns to print Norvel W. Page’s novel of The Spider renowned for its influence on Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and on Marvel creator Stan Lee.
"Originally published serially beginning in the December 1939 issue of The Spider magazine, the tale featured an invincible character named Iron Man in powerful armor.
"The new, limited edition hardcover from Moonstone Books features a great cover by Mark Wheatley and accompanying interior illustrations by James Sherman. The 196-page, 9” x 6” book will retail for $24.95."
New Spider Comics by Martin Powell and more at Moonstone Publishing
at Moonstone Publishing.
Moonstone's Spider Chronicles anthology.
From their website:
"The Spider ongoing series Coming soon!
Richard Wentworth in his first ever on-going comic book! The first issue, "Death Siege of the Frankenstein Legion," is being written by Martin Powell and has art by the legendary Pablo Marcos (Vampirella). The cherry on top is cover art by Dan Brereton (Nocturnals, Batman: Thrillkiller)!! Martin Powell has been fantastic about providing updates of the issue's progress on his blog.
The Spider wide-vision graphic novels
Moonstone's "wide-vision" graphic novels contain actual prose novellas with a single piece of art spanning the middle of each spread. The Spider series is in moody black and white and all the issues have covers by Gary Carbon."
Moonstone's Spider Chronicles anthology.
From their website:
"The Spider ongoing series Coming soon!
Richard Wentworth in his first ever on-going comic book! The first issue, "Death Siege of the Frankenstein Legion," is being written by Martin Powell and has art by the legendary Pablo Marcos (Vampirella). The cherry on top is cover art by Dan Brereton (Nocturnals, Batman: Thrillkiller)!! Martin Powell has been fantastic about providing updates of the issue's progress on his blog.The Spider wide-vision graphic novels
Moonstone's "wide-vision" graphic novels contain actual prose novellas with a single piece of art spanning the middle of each spread. The Spider series is in moody black and white and all the issues have covers by Gary Carbon."
Adaptations of 'Beowulf' and 'The Purple Scar'
I've been asked to adapt 'Beowulf' and 'The Purple Scar'. The Purple Scar, one of Pulp's most formidable heroes, wore the face of his murdered brother as a disguise while avenging his death. My story will be part of an anthology from Airship 27 Productions.
The 'Purple Scar' with an introduction by Will Murray.
PulpFest 2011
I'll be speaking at this year's PulpFest, July 28-31 in Columbus, OH. It's PulpFest's 40th year. For more info see their website. To join their mailing list, send your name and address (home and email) to David J. Cullers atjack@pulpfest.com or at 1272 Cheatham Way, Bellbrook, OH 45305.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Links and Quotes to and from "When the Death Bat Flies, the Detective Stories of Norvell Page
"Dunne felt something like despair rise within him. He drew in a deep breath.
"Can you tell me, Hirotoyo," he asked with enforced calm, "anything about the Bat of Death?""
"Hirotoyo smiled blandly. "That is more in the line of Chu Pie-yi." he struck his hands softly together and in a few moments a servant ushered in the Manchu. To him Hirotoyo repeated Dunne's question. The lips of Chu Pei-yi smiled.
"That Bat of Death?" he said. "Ah, yes. There is a Mongol superstition about that bat. They believe that the bite of a bat steals a man's soul and that subsequently the man will destroy himself."
From "When the Death Bat Flies"
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