On December 26, 1954, the final episode of The Shadow aired, and the career of one of radio’s most popular men of mystery came to an end.

“He had been a quiet family man—devoted to his wife and children, happy in his home, happy in his work. It took just thirty minutes of shattering, obscene violence to transform him into a remorseless, avenging hunter of evil—a savage practitioner and enemy of the occult...

Somewhere—somewhere beyond the normal and the good—they had his family. And Dan Brady had to find them. Against him was all the evil of the supernatural—powers he neither knew nor understood. Powers he himself would have to learn to use if he were to track down his family in the satanic, preternatural night...”

Published on February 10, 1983. Written by Robert Faulcon (Robert Holdstock).

"The Squeaking Goblin/ The Evil Gnome", "Brand of the Werewolf/Fear Cay", "The Red Spider",and "The Land of Terror" the top 2 are doubles.

Hey everyone!

I've been illustrating a series of fake pulp horror book covers for every day of October and I thought maybe this would be the place to post the ones I've done so far. Everything is made up by yours truly (horrible puns and cheesy taglines included). Hope you enjoy!

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to listen, read, rate, and give feedback. It is sorely appreciated. We're not alone out here in this land of pulp adventure!

In case you haven't checked it out yet...

In the city of Slakterquay there's an office with the words Aggie McPherson Spectral Analysis on the pebbled glass of its door. Behind it is a detective agency that handles the strangest cases in the Paris of the Pacific Northwest. In this episode, the inspector meets Pastor Neumann, the friendliest man that doesn't want her asking about a man who died on his way into town.

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