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Casebook of the Voice
FIVE QUESTS FOR THE MAN WITH ANYBODY'S FACE. For the last quarter of the 20th Century the Voice, first of his generation's Independent Operators, fought to make the system work better. Here are some of the highs and one abysmal low in his career. Crime of the Arts: Mix a sociopath rich kid with a paramilitary cult leader. Add a damsel in distress. The Voice rips through a literal mountain of trouble to find a gallery of horror. (Complete here, for the first time.) Explosive Justice: Another Independent Operator gets called in to back up the Voice. Can the two stop domestic terrorists ready to kill in wholesale lots? Grand Opening - Under Fire: Wrong place. Wrong time. The Voice goes to make a deposit at a bank, then has trouble with his withdrawal. Plus two more adventures. Sixty-thousand words of high powered adventure.
Pro Se Presents
Freedom Fights! The Sons of Thor Move Toward Destiny! As nations focus on the growing conflict with Nazi Germany, a devastating mission begins that threatens to unleash a horror that could lay waste to the world. As the Sons of Thor begin their final gambit, is there anyone who can stand against them in the face of certain doom! Find out in the Thrilling Conclusion to THE SONS OF THOR by Erwin K. Roberts featured in Pro Se Presents 10!
Dr. Watson's American Adventure
WATSON'S AMERICAN TALE When Sherlock Holmes, who was presumed dead at the hands of his arch nemesis, Professor Moriarty, returned in the story Dr.Watson chronicles as "The Adventure of the Empty House," we were told how the Great Detective had spent the intervening years abroad in disguise as a secret agent for England. For the devoted Holmes fan, that seemed sufficient to close this chapter of the duo's life and move on to new adventure. But when a heavy locker box arrives at 221 B Baker St. from the United States addressed to Dr. Watson, it is Holmes who finds his curiosity piqued. What is in the mysterious box? Who sent it and why? Holmes summons his loyal companion who in turn sets about...
Reclamation Era
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Plutonium Nightmare
Contrary to popular belief the time for prose heroes did not end in the 1950's when FBI Agent Dan Fowler and the Masked Rider headed off into the sunset to join Doc and the others. True, the Independent Operator seemed unwelcome in the paranoid McCarthy era. Some went even deeper undercover to work. Some retired to start families.The time is the spring of 1980. A shadowy figure known only as 'The Man' carried out a raid on the experimental breeder reactor at the Hardin Nuclear Power Plant. He planned for every possible contingency, to include leading the police around in circles. He paid off his hired muscle, the H-8's (or Hates) with an atomic bomb made from the loot. 'The Man' prepares to ...
The Moon Man Volume One
The Robin Hood of the Pulps! Detective Sgt. Stephen Thatcher is the son of Police Chief Peter Thatcher. Sickened by the effects of the Great Depression on Great City, the young lawman cannot reconcile the rich society elite living the good life while across town the poor of Great City go hungry. Unable to correct this injustice through the system he represents, Thatcher assumes the role of the vigilante thief the Moon Man by disguising himself behind a one-way Argus glass globe. In this get up he then proceed to rob the rich and give to the needy via his loyal aide, former boxer Ned "Angel" Dargan. He is also aided by the lovely Sue McEwen, the daughter of the man sworn to capture him, his own boss, Lt. Detective Gil McEwen. Created by pulp legend Frederick C. Davis, the Moon Man's exploits appeared in the pages of "Ten Detective Aces" and was a reader favorite. Now he returns to the streets of Great City in five new thrilling adventures written by writers Ken Janssens, Gary Lovisi, Erwin K.Roberts and Andrew Salmon. Pulpdom's most bizarre hero is back on the case with a cover by Rob Davis & Rich Woodall as well as twelve interior illustrations by Ralf Van Der Hoeven.
