For the first time in one volume, all three adventures of the classic Golden Age hero The Black Hood, taken from the pages of "Black Hood Detective" and "Hooded Detective" pulp magazines from 1941-42. Includes an all-new introduction by pulp historian Will Murray.

The classic investigation of SECRET AGENT "X," revised and updated by the original writers, Tom Johnson and Will Murray, including new chapters, images and information It's the last word on this classic character

For the first time since their original publication in 1936-37, all three KA-ZAR adventures are represented in this affordable collection. The typography has completely been reset and the original illustrations have been remastered. This also includes an all-new introduction by pulp historian Will Murray. This is the must-buy pulp reprint collection of the year

The inspiration for Batman For the first time in one collection, all four appearances of the pulp hero The Bat, as written by pulp legend Johnston McCulley (Zorro). These stories from 1934-35 detail the adventures of Dawson Clade, a man who was inspired to fight crime by a bat's sudden appearance. Includes an all-new introduction by pulp historian Will Murray.

For the first time, all five Doctor Death pulp adventures are collected in two volumes in this series authorized by the Ward estate. Volume 1 contains the first three stories from 1935: "12 Must Die," "The Gray Creatures" and "The Shriveling Murders." As a bonus, Harold Ward's treatment for a Doctor Death comic strip is included. All new introduction by pulp historian Will Murray.

Another complete series collection from Altus Press, this time focusing on the classic Doc Savage clone Jim Anthony, complete and uncut from the pages of the Super-Detective pulp magazine from 1940-43. Volume 1 contains the first three adventures, collecting the Rado Ruric trilogy: "Dealer in Death," "Legion of Robots" and "Madame Murder." These also include editor notes and correspondence, and this edition contains an all-new introduction by Will Murray.

It's 1933 and pulp writer Lester Dent has created a new hero who uses gadgets to solve mysteries and fight crime. No, it's not Doc Savage, but Lee Nace, the Blond Adder This volume collects for the first time all five Lee Nace adventures from the pages of Ten Detective Aces. The majority of these have not seen the light of day since their original publication nearly 80 years ago We've gone back to the original manuscripts to restore deleted passages and also included Lester Dent's original character Bible for the Blond Adder series. Rounded out by an all-new introduction by pulp historian...

For 40 years, pulp historian Will Murray has been writing about Doc Savage and Lester Dent in the pages of many fanzines. Long out of print and very tough to find, the best of these articles have been updated and collected in this new book. Includes over 450 pages of Doc info, spread across over 50 articles.

Best known for his Spider pulp stories, scribe Norvell Page was a master mystery writer as well. This 800-page book collects over 30 of Page's detective stories from the pages of DETECTIVE TALES, THE SPIDER, DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY and STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES, most of which have never been reprinted before. Includes an all-new introduction by Will Murray.

From the author of Doc Savage Never before reprinted, this edition collects all three of William Bogart's stories of Johnny Saxon, a pulp writer-turned-P.I. Loaded with numerous references to the pulp publishing world, its authors and characters, it's rounded out by an all-new introduction by Doc Savage/Lester Dent expert Will Murray. Includes the following book-length stories: "Hell on Friday," "Murder is Forgetful," and "The Queen City Murder Case." And as a bonus: Bogart's article on advice for new writers.