Tag: pulp noir
Three Assassins–Bullet Train “prequel” a better story, but even thinner plot
Rudow Can’t Fail–Arnett and Schamberger deliver a new sci-fi noir colonization world
Kiss Her Goodbye–Spillane and Collins bring an older Mike Hammer back to NYC for one more job
Retro review–Erle Stanley Gardner’s Shills Can’t Cash Chips, a twisty, fun, hard-boiled crime story
Retro review–Dashiell Hammett’s The Thin Man, and a TCM marathon of Nick, Nora, and Asta for New Year’s Eve
Retro review–Erle Stanley Gardner’s unpublished, “lost” Cool & Lam novel, The Knife Slipped
Donald E. Westlake’s novel “A Travesty” back in print 43 years later in Double Feature
Advance review–Brian De Palma political thriller asks: Are Snakes Necessary?
Complete Matt Kindt hit series Dept. H on its way in omnibus editions
Max Allan Collins conquers Mickey Spillane’s next Mike Hammer tale in Murder, My Love
Pulp novel cover artist Reginald Heade collection gets an upgrade with double-sized expanded hardcover edition
Francesco Francavilla–Looking for the work of your favorite comic artist in new places
Book review– Back in print 77 years later, Gardner’s crime noir novel Turn on the Heat
Preview–The Batman meets The Shadow with an artist showcase of cover variants in new series
Ripped from the headlines? Two robots conspire to kill in new novel “Killing is My Business”
Retro review–Sinner Man, Lawrence Block’s lost, first crime novel
Classic adventure and science fiction awaits you in Dept.H
DEPT.H–G.I. Joe Adventure Team-style story awaits in new Matt Kindt series
