LINKS PAGE

Listed below are sites of information or merchandise that are (hopefully) of interest to all of you. We will be adding more links to this page as time goes by. Suggestions for other links that we might consider for inclusion should be sent to:

Forrest J. Ackerman speaks from his own internet site. Lots of good things to look at here.

The home page for Ed Hulse (known as the Riddle Rider) and his magazine Blood ‘N’ Thunder: a journal devoted to the pulps, film, OTR and other aspects of popular culture from years gone by.

An ongoing project to devoted to the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs and probably the most complete overview of his work imiginable. Contained on the site are biographies, galleries and information about Burroughs, but also material about the people who had a hand in bringing his characters to life: whether illustrating the prose of Burroughs, to films, comics and radio. There is also a great deal of research material to be found, along with links and archived material on the numerous aspects of Burroughs' work and life The centerpiece of the site, the ERBzine is published weekly on the Internet and, although a bit hard to find on the site, is worth perusal, since it offers new items, as well as pointing out numberous items from the Arvhives.

The Captain Midnight Sound Vault allows you to either listen or download classic episodes of Ovaltine's great radio hero at will. Simple uncomplicated site. All files are in the Real Audio format.

Coming Attractions is your one stop source for all the news about pulps: new reprints in books and magazines, etexts, movies, TV, Cons, or new works based on established characters; they have it all. There is also a handy calendar of events, links to websites that feature pulp material and directories of booksellers and pulp conventions all courtesy of your host, Bill Thom.

Fading Shadows is a site devoted to pulp magazines with a twist, since the majority of the material available from them are newly written stories done in the pulp style which, in a many cases, feature classic pulp characters in new stories. Subscriptions are available and single issues can also be purchased.

Daniel Neyer's serial site, with short biographies of some of the more prominent serial actors and an ever-growing Reviews section.

A neat site put together by Tony LoBue. Here you will find most everything concerning the Flash Gordon serials. Music, sound bites, and photos are included, as well as extensive filmographies and biographies of the cast members.

The Home Page of the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum in Los Angeles, California. Lists what is going on at the museum as well as what is on sale in their store.

The amazing b-western "Bronze Buckaroo" and Duke Ellington vocalist hosts a site devoted to his most interesting life and continuing career.

The "official" Hopalong Cassidy website with information on all his westerns and memorabilia for fans of this famous cowboy.

The best spot on the web for fans of classic films.

An exhaustive overview of Weismuller's life and career.

MacFarland is one of the more prolific publishers of material on the serial genre. They take a very scholarly approach.

This site is devoted to Orson Welles and The Mercury Theatre of the Air. They claim to have all the surviving Mercury Theatre shows available for listening or download, as well as, 25 episodes of Campbell Playhouse and the 7 part adaption of Les Miserables. Most files are in Real Audio with some also available in MP3. Also some historical infomation.

The Old Corral has tons of information about the B-Movie cowboy heroes and more links to other Western sites than you could ever hope to visit.

A very complete index listing the reprinted adventures of over 166 pulp characters, the tiles of the reprint edition and the original title and appearance of each story. There are also links to e-text version of some of the stories.In some cases, you can also view the indexes according to original pulp publication order. An ongoing project that is managed by Bill Thom and hosted on Fading Shadows.

Richard Orsak's present website where he lists what he currently has available in the world of serials and "B" westerns. One of the best secondary market dealers.

The main entrance for the site that contains the Captain Midnight site mentioned above. Many shows are available for listening, some for downloading and there is quite a bit of historical information about Old Time Radio. Some programs are in Real Audio format and others is MP3.

If you like Commando Cody or Rocketman, this is the site for you to visit.

The "real" Roy and Dale website as run by the family. Good place to visit.

If you like "Space Stuff" and tv sci-fi from the 50's and 60's, you'll want to blast off to this site. Lots of Space Patrol kine/copies available.

Hey, Moe, if the headbanging antics of the Stooges are your thing, here is the place to go. Merchandise, games, puzzles, and even downloadable video. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck!

Generally recognized as the foremost publisher of books on the American Indian, not to mention the West, Oklahoma Press has also been active in the field of popular culture with its biographies of Hollywood performers and its studies of serials, Westerns, and musicals.