Gene Moyers

Pulpdom's Sexiest Avenger The Domino Lady first appeared in the pulps in 1936. After graduating from the Berkeley College in California, Ellen Patrick goes off to Europe on a joy filled jaunt. Her trip is cut short when her widowed father, D.A. Owen Patrick, is murdered by gangsters. Upon her return home she learns the corrupt authorities have no intention of finding her father's killers. Thus she puts on a domino mask and a backless white dress to avenge him. Though arming herself with a small .22 automatic and a syringe full of knockout serum, the Domino Lady's most effective weapon was her sensual beauty, which often distracted her opponents until she could turn the tables on them.Now new pulp writers, Greg Hatcher, Gene Moyers, Tim Bruckner and Kevin Findley offer up four brand new adventures of Los Angeles' most notorious, and sexiest, crime-fighter of them all, the Domino Lady

Airship 27 Productions is delighted to present its second collection of brand-new stories featuring one of the most famous pulp characters. Curtis Van Loan, the famous socialite, returns as the mysterious pulp hero, the Phantom Detective in four brand-new mysteries. These cases involved an eighty-year disappearance, an insane arsonist, an evil young prodigy, and the murder of army veterans. All penned by four of today's leading New Pulp scribes; Carson Demmans, Gene Moyers, Michael F. Housel, and Fred Adams Jr. Artist Kevin Paul Broden provides the black and white interior illustrations and Adam Shaw the classic PD cover image. Designed and assembled by Award Winning Art Director Rob Davis. This is mystery the old-fashioned pulp way

MEET RADIO RITA Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to announce the debut of pulpdom's newest hero, aviator Radio Rita. Envisioned originally as a pin-up representation of the publishing house by Managing Editor, Ron Fortier, the character took on a life of her own when several New Pulp writers suggested writing stories of the tall, action-loving redhead. Enticed by the idea, Fortier challenged writers to imagine their versions of the character from a set of four basic physical attributes. The result is four unique women, all of them Radio Rita. Buckle up for adventure, pulp fans. She's still one of a kind. Volume one features tales by Teel James Glenn, Samantha Lienhard, Gene Moyers, and Mel Odom with illustrations by Rob Davis and a cover by Ted Hammond.

THE RETURN OF MARTY QUADEDuring the days of the classic pulps, one of the finest mystery magazines on the stands was 10 Detective Aces. Among the revolving series that appeared in that monthly were the cases of Marty Quade Private Eye as written by Emil Tepperman. Now Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to bring back this classic pulp character in four brand new adventures by writers Gordon Dymowski, Chris Bell, Gene Moyers and Michael Black. From a missing pulp writer to spies on a military base, gumshoe Quade finds himself always neck deep in hot dames, flying fists and lethal lead. But Quade is no ordinary shamus, with both a quick wit and street-smart survival instincts, he almost always solves the case.

FOG OF TERRORA hooded man suddenly appears on the streets of Akelton carrying a strange device strapped to his back. Affixed to it is a nozzle from which enveloping black fog spews forth quickly swallowing everything in its path; to include men, women and children. Just like that the city is thrown into panic as the mysterious villain begins popping up all over the city wielding his eerie weapon.Realizing he is facing a supernatural threat, Captain Dan Griffin enlists the aid of the city's own gruesome crime fighter, the Purple Scar. The Scar-secretly plastic surgeon Doctor Miles Murdoch-with the aid of his nurse Dale Jordan and ally Tommy Pedlar is quickly on the hunt for the mastermind behind the fog of terror. For the first time in his vigilante career, the Purple Scar is battling an evil scientific genius whose purposes can only herald doom and bloodshed. It is a battle he cannot afford to lose.

The Man in the MaskHigh atop the Clarion Tower, a blinking red light begins to pulse signaling one of New York City's most illustrious, vigilante heroes, the Phantom Detective. In reality, he is Curtis Van Loan, a debonair playboy millionaire well known in the society columns of all the major dailies. What is hidden from the public is Van Loan's dedication to law and order. A decorated combat pilot during World War I, he is an expert fencer, ju-jitsu master and speaks a dozen foreign tongues fluently.Hidden in his Park Avenue penthouse is a secret closet containing clothing of all descriptions and sizes. Along the wall are weapons; automatic rifles, sub-machine guns. There is also a miniature lab along with an extensive make-up kit that allows him to don different faces as his mission requires. Forget the silly Top Hat featured on the old pulp covers, while in action the Phantom Detective wore a belted topcoat, a fedora and black domino mask. He carried a .45 automatic and a hidden knife in his left sleeve.This popular pulp icon returns now to once more battle villainy and crime in five new cases by Gene Moyers, Whit Howland, Robert Ricci and two from Gary Lovisi. Each recaptures the fun, excitement and thrills of this classic hero from the past-the Phantom Detective

Ravenwood Special EditionOf the original Ravenwood Stepson of Mystery stories, there were only ever five. In the past three years Airship 27 Productions has published nine short stories and one full length novel starring this unique occult detective.Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to reprint four of those fan-favorite tales in this new edition. This volume features writers Aaron Smith, Jonathan Fisher, Gene Moyers and Ron Fortier, as each adds his own storytelling talents to one of pulpdom's least known but most original heroes. Sit back and prepare to encounter bizarre, supernatural mysteries as only Airship 27 Productions can deliver.

MORE BLACK BAT ACTION One of the greatest pulp action heroes is back in four brand new adventures. Tony Quinn, blind defense attorney and police consultant, is in reality the crime-busting vigilante known as the Black Bat. He is aided by the lovely Carol Baldwin, former con-artist Silk Kirby and ex-boxer Butch O'Malley. Together they battle the underworld of New York City, fearlessly putting their lives at risk to champion justice.In this third volume, the Black Bat faces a mystic swami said to possess arcane powers, boards a high speed train to foil a gang's bold attempt to rescue their captured boss and offers his services to protect the life of a famous Broadway personality threatened with death. New pulp writers Greg Hatcher, Gene Moyers, Gordon Dymowski and Erik Franklin have captured all the action and thrills that were hallmarks of the early pulps and delivered a quartet of amazing Black Bat exploits pulp fans will cherish.

HORROR HAS A NEW FACEFrom the pages of the classic pulps comes the most frightening avenger of them all, the Purple Scar The handsome, debonair Dr. Miles Murdoch was a world famous plastic surgeon. His life was the stuff of dreams until it all turned into a heart-wrenching nightmare. Murdoch's brother, a dedicated police officer, is brutally gunned down while on patrol. Before dumping his body into the river, his murderers pour acid over his face as a final act of contempt. When the body washes ashore days later, Officer Murdoch's face is beyond recognition, a scarred, purple visage unlike any horror ever imagined.It is the sight of this death grimace that transforms Miles Murdoch into an avenging angel. Vowing to bring justice to those responsible, the skilled surgeon molds a pliable rubber mask from that repulsive, mutilated face; a mask he dons to become the Purple Scar, the scourge of crooks and villains everywhere. He has become the physical embodiment of their worst fears brought to fiendish life.Airship 27 now presents four brand new adventures of the creepiest pulp hero of them all, the Purple Scar