Rough Edges

I’ve been meaning to read Norbert Davis’s Doan and Carstairs series for, oh, fifty years now. One of the libraries I frequented as a t...

That may not be the most politically correct cover you'll ever see, but dang, it catches the eye, as do the names of the writers insi...

This is another Norman Saunders cover packed with detail. This scene might have seemed too busy if it was painted by many other artists, ...

I've known of Arthur O. Friel's reputation as a top writer of adventure fiction for quite a while but have never read his work un...

In the first few minutes of this movie, we learn that it’s set in 1978 and that John Travolta plays a scruffy private eye who lives ab...

This is an odd issue of THRILLING WONDER STORIES in that the cover art isn't attributed to Earle Bergey. I don't know who painted...

I don't know who painted the cover on this issue of SPICY WESTERN, but I like it. No surprise there. And it's no surprise that th...

Art by George Rozen All things have to come to an end. A little more than 55 years ago, in the fall of 1964, I plucked a copy of a p...

Yet another movie I’d never heard of that turns out to be pretty good. THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING is a fantasy adventure about a 12-year-o...

This is a pretty obscure pulp magazine, but you can't tell that by the top-notch lineup of authors inside: Frederick C. Davis, Steve ...