I am very pleased to be among some excellent writers in two
new/old pulp volumes from two different publisher. And, to top it off, a New Pulp
legend like Tom Johnson of Echoes fame liked my work in them. Here’s what he
had to say:
Reviewed y Tom Johnson:
From : New
Adventures of The Eagle (from Pulp Obscura)
“The Coming Storm” by Teel James Glenn. In
the U.S., the Brown Shirts have kidnapped a scientist and holding him in nearby
Camp Nordland in Sussec County, New Jersey. The FBI has sent in agents, but
they were lost, feared murdered by the Bund. They request from G-2 America’s
greatest spy, The Eagle. Jeff Shannon had once been an amateur magician,
and the Bund is seeking entertainers, which the FBI feels will be a way to get
The Eagle in their camp.
This was a gem of a story. It had a real plot,
real characterization, and good dialogue. The story is set in September
1938, and the hurricane of September 21st,
known as the Long Island Express, plays a part in the final scene. Jeff is
assisted by an ex boxer named “Lefty” Kovaks (wonder why there’s never a
“Righty?), who felt he owes his life to the super spy. This is a great read by
a writer who knows pulp fiction.
From Modern Pulp Heroes (From Metahuman Press)
Toybox Warrior by Teel James Glenn is an
interesting tale, to say the least. A boy genius is being used by the military
to create new strategies for war, but he needs a tutor to assist him in the
“games”. Retired Marine Major Deacon Furie applies for the job, and then learns
the real story behind the boy’s power. Well written, exciting, entertaining,
and top notch.
