| Adventure House Publishing: Home of pulp reprint magazine High Adventure, the Spider facsimile reprints, and other pulp-related paraphernalia. |
| An Expansion of Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe: Chronologies, articles and speculative genealogies based on Farmer's psuedo-biographies of Tarzan and Doc Savage. |
| Astounding Graphics: Unique line of postcards depicting vintage comic book, pulp, paperback covers, pinups, and sci-fi/horror movie posters - also available as notecards and magnets. |
| Cheap Thrills & Painted Nightmares: Information about a documentary on the art of pulp fiction magazines. With downloadable trailer. |
| Hugo Gernsback's Forecast: An e-zine named after the man who started Amazing Stories magazine and whom many consider the "Father" of science fiction. The site also archive texts of several of his stories. |
| Mutoworld Pulps: Exploration of the pulp genre graphics as related to the pin-up form. Historical references from story papers and dime novels through the 'armpit slicks', men's magazines and comics that followed. |
| Noir Texas: A bibliographic, filmographic resource of noir, pulp, and hardboiled fiction and film. |
| Phantom Detective: The only webpage dedicated to the Phantom Detective. Includes a guide to all the stories. Some cover scans. |
| Pulp Fiction Central: Part of Vintage Library, this online store gives much information about the pulps, including cover art, writer profiles, and sells print and electronic reprints of the mags. Secure ordering. Requires Adobe Acrobat to read the online reprints. |
| Pulp Heroes: Articles about Doc Savage and other pulps. |
| Pulp Magazine Gallery (Old SF Books): Science fiction and fantasy pulp magazines for sale. This site has scans of pulp covers and a list of stories in each listed issue. |
| Pulp Magazine Heroes: Nice pages about Doc Savage, the Spider, and the Avenger. With links. |
| Secret Service Operator #5 -- America's Undercover Ace!: Discusses his adventures and his companions. Lists all his adventures and reprints. |
| The Captain Mors Page: A site dedicated to examining the German pulp hero Captain Mors. Contains critical commentary, cover images, and the e-texts of his first and 156th issue. |
| The Hero Pulps!: Operator 5, the Spider, and Doc Savage are talked about here. Indices to these titles. |
| The Holloway Pages: Flash Gordon: A history and overview of Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon with information on his brief pulp magazine career. |
| The Modesty Blaise Book Covers: Cover artwork and descriptions of the Modesty Blaise book series by Peter O'Donnell. |
| The Pulp Rack: Ezine dedicated to 20th-century adventure and western pulps. Biographical essays, bibliographies, reviews, and links. |
| The Thrilling Detective: A directory of private eyes and other tough guys and gals, complete with bios and bibliographies. |
| ThePulp.Net: The history and legacy of the pulps -- the popular literature from the first half of the 20th century -- is covered here. You will find information on The Shadow, Doc Savage, The Spider and more pulp characters. |
| ThrillerUK: The magazine for fans of American and British pulp fiction. Subscription information, and a list of British pulp heroes. |
| Virginia Tech Speculative Fiction Project: Reprints of science fiction pulps online. Includes Air Wonder Stories and Marvel Science Stories, among others. |
| Waystation Central: The internet guide to paperbacks, pulps, and magazines. Some good articles on American pulps and paperbacks. Information on, and cover scans of the British and Australian equivalents to the American pulps, as well. |
| Weird Tales - The Unique Magazine: Worshipping the first incarnation of the magazine of horror/fantasy which published such great authors as Robert Howard, Edmond Hamilton, H. P. Lovecraft, Fritz Leiber, and many others. Nicely done site. |
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