Tag Archives: horror

With a Bang: Issue 12 Release

Posted on January 13, 2020 by Matthew X. Gomez

Issue 12 will be the final issue of Broadswords and Blasters for the foreseeable future. Both editors are old enough to know that never is a really long time, so we aren’t permanently closing the door on it ever coming … Continue reading →

Posted in New Issue | Tagged final issue, horror, issue 12, new pulp, Pulp, retro, science-fiction, short fiction, sword and sorcery, Western | 4 Comments

Issue 12 Cover Reveal

Posted on December 16, 2019 by Cameron Mount

Early on we were so excited about the cover art we had blog posts that were just cover reveals. We never lost the enthusiasm for the cover art, but somewhere along the way we just forgot to highlight it on … Continue reading →

Posted in New Issue, Pulp | Tagged cover, fantasy, horror, just-plain-weird, New Issue, noir, pulp fiction, retro sci-fi, science-fiction, two-fisted action, Weird West, Western | 4 Comments

Pulp Appeal: The House on the Borderland (Guest Post by J. Rohr)

Posted on October 28, 2019 by Matthew X. Gomez

Editors’ Note: J. Rohr is a Chicago native known for his dark humor, and love of history. He can be found online at http://www.honestyisnotcontagious.com dealing with the more corrosive aspects of everyday life, and on Twitter at @JackBlankHSH. Horror isn’t always … Continue reading →

Posted in guest post, Pulp Appeal | Tagged classic pulp, horror, J. Rohr, William Hope Hodgson | 2 Comments

Pulp Consumption: Bone Tomahawk

Posted on September 2, 2019 by Cameron Mount

Editors’ Note: Anthony Perconti lives and works in the hinterlands of New Jersey with his wife and kids. He enjoys well-crafted and engaging stories across a variety of genres and mediums. His articles have appeared in several online venues and … Continue reading →

Posted in guest post, Pulp Consumption | Tagged Anthony Perconti, horror, kurt russell, movie, Western | 2 Comments

Pulp Appeal: Penny Dreadful

Posted on August 12, 2019 by Cameron Mount

Penny dreadfuls of the late 19th Century were the direct ancestors of pulp fiction rags of the early 20th Century. The name is definitely British in origin, and the publications themselves were most popular in Victorian England, though they were … Continue reading →

Posted in Pulp Appeal | Tagged Alan Moore, Allan Quatermain, dracula, eva green, horror, James Bond, penny dreadful, Pulp Appeal, science-fiction, showtime, tv show, vampires | 5 Comments