Crusading Attorney Anthony Quinn believed his career was over when a criminal threw acid into his face blinding him. Months later, desperate to regain his sight, Quinn underwent a unique transplant operation which gave him the eyes of a slain lawman. Not only did the procedure work, but it also gave Quinn the ability to see in the dark. Using this fantastic gift, he created the Black Bat, a justice seeking vigilante able to battle those villains beyond the reach of the law. Aided by his team of loyal crime-fighters, Carol Baldwin, Silk Kirby and Butch O’Leary, the Black Bat is once again on the prowl, his target, the depraved and evil denizens of his beloved city. New pulp writers, Aaron Smith, Joshua Reynolds, Jim Beard and Frank Byrns offer up a deadly quartet of fast pace action thrills. Stories that pit the Black Bat against super human Nazi monsters, corrupt politicians involved with Major League Baseball and team him with another classic pulp legend, Jim Anthony the Super Detective. Featuring a stunning cover by Ingrid Hardy and Rob Davis with interior illustrations by Andres Labrada, BLACK BAT MYSTERY Vol. Two is another great pulp collection from the high flying Airship 27 Productions you won’t want to miss. AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS – PULP FICTION FOR A NEW GENERATION!

Black Bat Mysteries Volume 2

Literature & Fiction

Beard, Jim

Byrns, Frank

Smith, Aaron

Reynolds, Joshua

Action & Adventure

Airship 27

25 stories of crime fiction from authors from around the world, both new and established, conjuring up some of the darkest stories involving murder, corruption, and despair. Featuring 25 stories by: “A Boy Like Billy” by Patricia Abbott “Border Crossing” by Michael McGlade “Looking for the Death Trick” by Bracken MacLeod “Maybelle’s Last Stand” by Travis Richardson “Predators” by Marie S. Crosswell “Twenty to Life” by Frank Byrns “So Much Love” by Keith Rawson “Running Late” by Tess Makovesky “Last Supper” by Katanie Duarte “Danny” by Michael Bracken “The Plot” by Jedidiah Ayres “What Alva Wants” by Timothy Friend “Time Enough to Kill” by Kent Gowran “Copas” by Hector Acosta “Yellow Car Punch” by Nigel Bird “Love at First Fight” by Angel Luis Colón “Traps” by Owen Laukkanen “Down the Rickety Stairs” by Alan Orloff “Blackmailer’s Pep Talk” by Chris Rhatigan “With a Little bit of Luck” by Bill Baber “As Cute as a Speckled Pup Under a Red Wagon” by Tony Conaway “Chipping off the Old Block” by Nick Kolakowski “Young Turks and Old Wives” by Shane Simmons “The Hangover Cure” by Seth Lynch “Highway Six” by John L. Thompson

Shotgun Honey Presents: Locked and Loaded (Both Barrels)

Laukkanen, Owen

Bracken, Michael

KOLAKOWSKI, NICK

MacLeod, Bracken

Rhatigan, Chris

Richardson, Travis

Abbott, Patricia

Acosta, Hector

Rawson, Keith

Ayres, Jedidiah

Gowran, Kent

Crosswell, Marie S.

Colón, Angel Luis

Makovesky, Tess

Duarte, Katanie

Lynch, Seth

Bird, Nigel

Short Stories & Anthologies

One Eye Press

<p>This world is full of rotten and spiteful souls, but instead of hiding from the darkness, you'd best be embracing it, son. Mark me words, I come from a position of experience in these things. There are those who work their superhuman magic in the open, flying through the air or dressed in patriotic stars and stripes. But the more interesting stories happen just to the left of this stage, and just a little out of focus. - Grimm, Supervillain (retired) This Mutant Life: Bad Company is the second anthology in the series, and turns its focus to the darker side of the superhuman world. The 21 stories introduce the reader to the lives of ancient beings who have walked among us for centuries; teenage runaways taken under the wing of vigilantes; and other mutants who walk the fine line between light and shade.</p>

This Mutant Life: Bad Company: A Neo-Pulp Anthology

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ford, Adam

Hall, Kathryn

Bigelow, Susan Jane

Akin, William

Langdon, Ben

Blaine, Folly

Helge, Wayne

Floyd, Mark

Fantasy

Kalamity Press

<p>El Torero. Sunvolt. Adonis Morgan.The heroes - and villains - of Jefferson Falls return in this third collection of critically-acclaimed superhero fiction. Whether you're a first-time visitor to the Falls or a regular commuter, sit back and enjoy the ride.</p>

Things To Come: Stories

Science Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

From the minds of comics’ most gonzo Golden Age creator and modern adventure fiction’s most talented writers come ten tales of scintillating strangeness! From 1939 to 1941, Fletcher Hanks toiled in obscurity to create comic book adventures that today defy easy description and understanding. His characters often acted as gods among men, raining cruel justice down upon evildoers in luxuriant measure and exotic grotesquery. Lost for many years, these adventures are now ripe to be expanded upon by a bumper crop of writers itching to play in the wild and wonderful Hanks sandbox. SOMETHING STRANGE IS GOING ON! offers brand-new tales of such fascinating and inexplicable crusaders as Stardust, Fantomah, Nabu the Jungle Wizard, Moe M. Downe, Whirlwind Carter, and Big Red McLane. In breathtaking pulpy prose, the stories in this volume cover many genres: science fiction, horror, fantasy, spy thriller, sports, and the great outdoors. SOMETHING STRANGE IS GOING ON! is your portal to the weird, the wild, the insane universe of Fletcher Hanks.

Something Strange is Going On!: New Tales From the Fletcher Hanks Universe

Phillips, Gary

Schildiner, Frank

SCHWARTZ, DAVID

Beard, Becky

White, David

Fielding, David J.

Meyer, Nathan

Alexander, Terry

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