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It looks like the end of an era - there is no longer a market for the high speed merchants to fill." "And what of the future? The pulps have gone, along with the boys' papers and cheap paperbacks. Article ends with the sad realisation that it's over. Syd Bounds - himself no slouch - marvels at the prolificacy of certain golden age pulpsters (although he questions if some were quite as phenomenally productive as their legend suggests). Possibly the material was absorbed into 2000's The Classic Era of American Pulp Magazines? Peter also reveals his future plans include a facsimile volume of Black Mask and "a collection of the illustrations from the eye-popping "Spicy pulps" to be entitled, not surprisingly, Passion!." Shame neither of these saw the light of day. This volume has been reissued by Xanadu." "From my lengthy run of Weird Tales I produced a facsimile of that legendary magazine which was first published in 1976 by Neville Spearman (though not too many copies saw the light of day as the publisher suffered a fire at his warehouse!). Haining reminisces on the great pulp loves of his youth - Hank Janson, Virgo Stratton, John Russell Fearn - and subsequent life and career in books. Seventh and, I think, final (?) issue of Maurice Flanagan's superior 'zine. Readers letters: Bill Lofts, Ivor Sainsbury, Iain W.M. Paul Duncan - The British Association of Paperback Collectors Progress Report Steve Holland - Writing for a Living, or just Living for Writing? The Holland Column Syd Bounds - Idle Thoughts about Busy Fellows Steve Holland - So long Suckers: The (short) Life and Death of Comyns Ltd.Īndrew Darlington - Michael Moorcock: The Unexplained Dimension Maurice Flanagan - Phantom: A Magazine of the Weird and Supernatural Philip Harbottle - Norman Austen Lazenby: Spinner of Yarns / Interview with Norman Lazenby/ Select Biblio & Price Guide Comic Collector does the job in seconds and you do not have to fear someone might accidentally misplace them.Peter Haining - A Passion for Pulp Fiction

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Comic book series extend over hundreds of issues and it would take long amounts of time to manually organize them.The system automatically notifies you if one of the persons is overdue on their loan, but can also give a warning if you forget to return a comic to the store, or to your friends.

Keep tabs on your loaned comic books using the included loan management system that allows you to log when and who borrowed items from your collection.

The data can also be exported and used in other applications, via the built-in exporter that creates XLS/XML files from your lists and filters.

These lists are useful for insurance purposes, or to display them in your store.

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Comic Collector Pro can be used to create lists containing comics of your choosing and print them using the wide array of available XML templates.The sort and filter operations are performed instantly, since all the queried data is stored in your database and is easily accessible on your hard disk.Besides that, you can also use filters to find specific issues or series within your collection. The application enables you to sort the items in your inventory alphabetically, by publisher or by their release date.