She appears, an enigma, a guardian angel in a mask and fedora, her past shrouded in mystery. Where did she come from? What secrets in her past drove her to become a crusader for justice? Who is The Pulptress? The Pulptress, the masked woman of mystery, makes her debut on the New Pulp scene in a collection of stories sure to thrill and amaze you. Leading off with an introduction by The Pulptress' creator, Tommy Hancock, this collection features stories by Terry Alexander, Ron Fortier, Erwin K. Roberts, Andrea Judy, and Tommy Hancock With a fantastic cover by Mitch Foust and beautiful design...

Keeping its promise of 'Puttin' The Montly Back Into Pulp', Pro Se Presents finishes out its first year with two fisted action, strange mystery, science fiction terror, and the return of a classic New Pulp Character Ron Fortier's Brother Bones leads off this month's issue in a brand new story entitled 'The Butcher From Bavaria ' Kevin Rodgers introduces readers to the mystery and horror of 'Energy Siphon' and Don Thomas rounds out the issue with the introduction of Nathaniel Dante, a stranger who visited 'The Town That Demanded Recompense' Featuring Art, Design, and Formatting By Sean Ali,...

Pro Se Presents 17 Explodes with Three New Tales by Three of the Finest Authors of New Pulp Today New Pulp Publisher and Author Ron Fortier introduces a brand new heroine in FURY IN VERMONT The Master of Psychedelic Pulp, Chuck Miller, comes out punchin' with another great tale of the Black Centipede, THE PLAGUE'S THE THING Pulp Author of the Year Teel James Glenn introduces a new character as Marshal Sovereign Wolf takes on mystery in SNAKE AND WOLF Find out why Fortier, Miller, and Glenn are the Best and why Pro Se Presents is the New Pulp Magazine to buy From Pro Se Productions,...

Interview with Heather Jacobs (Big Fiction); profile of Timothy Green Beckley (Fate, Beyond, etc.); articles on Beyond, Super-Science Fiction, Diabolik, Dashiell Hammett digests, Gunsmoke, Dope Fiends trading cards; fiction by Ron Fortier, Gary Lovisi, Joe Wehrle Jr.; and reviews of Weasels Ripped My Flesh , Where Stories Dwell, The Man From Mars, The Executioner: Border Offensive, A Blonde for Murder, Popular Fiction Periodicals, Betty Fedora #2, Paperback Parade #89, Manhunt Dec. 1953, Children's Digest Spring 1972, Fate #727. Includes nearly 100 cover images. Contains explicit language....

George and Gaby had only been dating a few months when the United States entered World War II. Their romance was put on hold when he was drafted into the Army. This is their story about those initial meetings that enflamed a love that would endure four long years of separation, as written by their oldest son. It is the tale of love conquering all.

Youngsters Jamie Ryan and Kristi LeClerc find a set of magical goggles while visiting the library. The two discover that the colorful, oddly shaped goggles show "the heart's desire" of the person being viewed when looked through. Excited at their discovery the two travel their neighborhood to learn what their neighbors and parents desired to do with their lives. Ron Fortier has written a delightful and fun story for kids and adults alike illustrated with energy and bright colors by artist Gary Kato.