Tag: Hard Case Crime
borg’s Best of 2019–The Best in Comics
Blood Sugar–Daniel Kraus offers up a strange, dark tale set at Halloween
Ms. Tree–Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty bring their detective back in graphic novel series
Retro fix–Cinemax’s adaptation of Max Allan Collins’ Quarry a real 1970s flashback
Breakneck–Swierczynski’s fast-paced crime/action graphic novel arrives this month
Max Allan Collins conquers Mickey Spillane’s next Mike Hammer tale in Murder, My Love
Oakley Hall’s dark tale So Many Doors sees its first reprint in 60 years
Brothers Keepers–Another brilliantly funny Donald Westlake crime classic returns to print
borg’s Best of 2018–The Best in Print
The Count of 9–Cool and Lam are back in the latest return of classic noir
Unpublished for 60 years, lost Charles Willeford crime novel finds its way back into print
Hard Case Crime releases hardcover edition of von Buhler’s The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini
Retro review–Donald E. Westlake shows his comedy side in “Help I Am Being Held Prisoner”
Book review–Mickey Spillane centenary celebrated with lost stories of crime and adventure in The Last Stand
Retro fix–Roger Zelazny’s lost crime thriller novel, The Dead Man’s Brother
Retro review–Michael Crichton’s first novel, the “lost” novel “Odds On”
Book review–Despicable characters in an enthralling read, Richard Vine’s “Soho Sins”
Retro fix–Suspicious death of the great magician is revisited in The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini
The borg Best of 2017–The Best in Print
Book review– Back in print 77 years later, Gardner’s crime noir novel Turn on the Heat
Book review–Forever and a Death, Westlake’s James Bond story is a thrilling masterpiece
Retro review–Double Indemnity writer James M. Cain’s last, “lost” novel, The Cocktail Waitress
Retro Review–Fletch author Gregory Mcdonald’s kidnapping thriller, Snatched
Retro review–Sinner Man, Lawrence Block’s lost, first crime novel
Hard Case Crime begins new comic book line with Triggerman, Peepland
Preview–Lost Donald E. Westlake James Bond novel coming in 2017
Retro review–Ed McBain’s “Cut Me In,” the old is new again with Hard Case Crime
Book Review–Gore Vidal’s lost crime novel “Thieves Fall Out”
