Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
“If modern jazz becomes indelibly linked with manslaughter, murder, mayhem, wise-cracking private eyes and droll policemen, the brunt of the responsibility must be borne by composer Henry Mancini. Because of him the point is rapidly being reached where no self-respecting killer would consider pulling the trigger without a suitable jazz background.”
“Thrust his lance through his body and rode him down.” – Illustration by Frederic Remington
Final Issue of TV Tornado featuring The Phantom and his horse, Hero.
Box art for K-Bee Toys exclusive Green Hornet and Kato action figures from 1998
Robert Conrad passed away yesterday at the age of 84. He was best know for his portrayal of James T. West in the 1965 wild west/secret agent mashup the Wild Wild West.
Boris Karloff stars in this British horror film, where he plays the part of Prof. Henry Morlant, a dying Egyptologist who purchased “The Eternal Light” a rare Egyptian artifact, where if placed in the hand of Anubis after death, would grant the owner immortality. Naturally, everyone in the film wants the artifact for themselves, but patiently waited until the eccentric professor had passed away. After an elaborate burial, Morlant rises from the dead to retrieve his stolen jewel!
Original British movie poster
That Mars Is Inhabited, scientists are convinced, and for years efforts to communicate with the planet, 35,000,000 miles away, have been made without avail.
