Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
Tough talking Mike Axford has been a part of the Green Hornet cast from the beginning. The Irishman played various roles throughout his career, cop, bodyguard and reporter, and usually comic relief.
Wade Boteler as Mike Axford, in the serials Green Hornet (1940) and the Green Hornet Strikes Again (1941).
Lloyd Gough as Mike Axford in the Green Hornet TV Show, 1966
Rising out of the jungles of Bangalla, shrouded by mists and superstitions, is the volcano known as THE VEILED LADY. What is the mystery of THE VEILED LADY? What secrets does she hide from the world? Precious treasure? Unimaginable danger? Many have died trying to find out.
Beautiful blonde Jan Love and her companions do find the astounding truth in earth shaking violence that presents a unique challenge even to the PHANTOM.
Authentic Police Cases, Issue #17, November, 1948
Modern Boy cover art featuring the Blue Bird V, Sir Malcolm Campbell’s land speed record car
Big Little Book #1480, Green Hornet Cracks Down, Whitman Publishing, 1942
Lombardi’s, America’s first pizzeria, established in 1905, located in the “Little Italy” section of Manhattan, NYC
What do you do with excess smoke making material? Send smoke signals to Mars of course!
Two page advertisement for the serial The Lost Special as found in the Motion Picture Herald
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion, and Max Baer, promising American candidate for Jack Sharkey’s title, will clash in the ring in New York tonight in the most promising ring encounter without a title at stake in recent history.
On Sunday March 8th, the “sophisticated villain,” Max von Sydow, passed away at the age of 90. He was known for his roles in Flash Gordon, Never Say Never Again, The Exorcist and The Seventh Seal.
