Grim returns
Brother Grim, an online pulp-ish comic strip and fiction series, should resume crimefighting this month as Supernatural Crime and Digital Comics and Pulps returns from a two-month hiatus. MORE . . .

A new beginning
The End of the Beginning brings a new start to one of paperback’s longest running pulp-like series, The Destroyer. MORE . . .

Pulp hang ups
Looking for something for that empty wall in your den? Check out a pulp cover print by CAPE Publishing Co. MORE . . .

The Spider strikes again
Don McGregor and Gene Colon’s graphic novel The Spider: Scavengers of the Slaughtered Sacrifices is due out in August. The Master of Men investigates a series of murders that mimic fictional killings depicted in movies and on television in this present-day adventure. (Let’s hope this updated pulp character turns out better than others.) The 100-page signed, hardcover graphic novel will sell for $34.95. It’s being published by Vanguard Productions, 59A Philhower Road, Lebanon, NJ 08833. Oh, Gene Colon’s Web site includes a few scans of his pencil work for the novel, as well as another project, The Spider: BATman, which is due out in late September.

Also due this month is Bold Venture Press’ latest Spider fascimile (No. 70), The Spider and the Slaves of Hell. It’s $10 plus $2 shipping (or $72 for a six-issue, one-year subscription). For more information on the Bold Venture Press publications, visit the Web site, e-mail Rich Harvey or write Bold Venture Press, P.O. Box 64, Bordentown, N.J. 08505.

Pulp pun
Okay. So we can’t pass up bad puns. Here’s one Scotty Phillips sent in: “Who’s nose looks evil to most men? The Shadow’s nose!”