Pulp Action from the Wild West through the Dirty 30s and More.
Zombies on Broadway, 1945. When former gangster Ace Miller tried to go legit by opening a night club, he hires two inept promoters (Jerry & Mike) who promise that a real zombie will be there at the grand opening… of course it wasn’t that easy (Comedy, Horror)
After a strange musical into with Kay Kyser that lasts about 5 min, the meat of the movie starts. Kay Kyser and his orchestra are invited to a birthday party where nefarious forces are trying to kill the heiress before she inherits it all. (Comedy, Musical, Mystery)
Here, for the first time, listeners may see Al Hodge (l.) who portrayed the famed mystery hero on the air. He’s meeting Warren Hull, who will portray the Hornet in films.
August 1935 issue of MODERN MECHANIX featuring the Electro-Ray Tank
GREEN HORNET: ONE NIGHT IN BANGKOK ONE SHOT
Writer: Shannon Denton
Artist: Jethro Morales
Covers: Dan Panosian (A), Dave Johnson (B), Matt Wagner (C)
40 pages | Action Adventure | $4.99 | Teen+
Cover by Dave Johnson
Lucille Désirée Ball was born this day in 1911
1940s photo of Ann Miller with an M1919 Browning .30 caliber MG
Strange Tales, no. 167, April, 1968 featuring Nick Fury, agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Doctor Strange. Cover art by Jim Steranko.
