Showing posts with label The Phantom Detective Vol 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Phantom Detective Vol 3. Show all posts

Thursday, March 13, 2025

AIRSHIP 27 PODCAST (MARCH '25): A NEW PULP FLIGHT

Ron Fortier and Rob Davis disperse exciting updates for their March '25, Airship 27 Podcast.

In this enthusiastic episode, the fellows cover the following releases: The Phantom Detective, Vol 3; Mystery Men & Women, Vol 10; The Challenger Chronicles, Vol 2; and Teel James Glenn's Battle for Stormrest--The Chronicles of Altiva: Book II

The fellows also discuss April's Windy City Pulp Factory Convention and give a rundown of their close-to-completed, Airship 27 titles, including The Masked Rider, Vol 4; The Three Musketeers, Vol 2; Secret Agent X, Vol 7; The Challenger Chronicles, Vol 3; and a surprise, long-lost, Edgar Rice Burroughs novel.   

"Radio in" to hear more on the above at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSkcYEvhoEk&t=153s

Saturday, March 1, 2025

NEW STORIES, NEW ANTHOLOGIES 2025

Hello, folks. I'm posting a reminder that I've been published in in two, recent anthologies. 

The first, released in late January, is from Eighth Tower Publications, a Dark Fiction submission entitled The Neuromancers: Stories Inspired by William Gibson's universe. My contribution is "With Eyes Unconstrained," which merges cyberpunk mythology with elements of Rod Serling's Twilight Zone classic, "The Obsolete Man," among other dystopic tales.

The second, released in late February, is from Airship 27 Productions and entitled The Phantom Detective, Vol 3, which caters to the great, pulp investigator, Richard Curtis Van Sloan, aka the Phantom.

My story for Phantom Detective #3 is called "The Phantom of the Garage" and pits Van against a mysterious, deformed gangster who shakes down citizens for protection money, including Van's hard-working pal, Jerry Lannigan. 

Neuromancers is available in hardback and paperback at 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM21JRTL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

and Phantom Detective #3 is available in paperback at 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/195358991X?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Please consider purchasing either or both. Thanks for your support. 😊 

Tuesday, February 18, 2025

AIRSHIP 27'S THE PHANTOM DETECTIVE, VOL 3

Airship 27 Production's The Phantom Detective, Vol 3 is available for purchase. 

The Phantom is a popular, masked, pulp-era crusader. In actuality, he's conscientious, Manhattan playboy, Richard Curtis Van Sloan. In the manner of Bruce Wayne, Van Loan embarks on missions after a signal is flashed atop the Clarion Building, where he meets newspaper honcho Frank Havens, who submits vexing, criminal cases that others can't crack. 

For this volume, the Phantom's cases are composed by Fred Adams Jr., Carson Demmons, Michael F. Housel and Michael Black, with interiors by Kevin Broden and cover by Adam Shaw. 

Plunge into the spellbinding annals of Vol 3 (as well as Airship 27's prior, Phantom anthologies) at

https://www.amazon.com/dp/195358991X?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Thursday, February 6, 2025

GET SET FOR THE PHANTOM DETECTIVE, VOL 3

Airship 27 Productions' The Phantom Detective, Vol 3 is in its final, editing phases. 

My story, "The Phantom of the Garage," is featured and presents a Phantom-vs-Phantom scenario, with Richard Curtis Van Sloan facing a deformed gangster, who's put Van Sloan's WWI pal, Jerry Lanigan, in financial peril.  

Fred Adams Jr., Carson Demmons and Michael Black have also contributed stories to this swell edition in the Van Sloan legacy, which includes not only pulp periodicals but comics. (Above is a sneak-peek image at Vol 3's back cover. Adam Shaw is finishing the front cover, which will be revealed soon. Kevin Broden supplies the interiors.)

Please check Bizarrechats for all updates on this exciting, Airship 27 release.  

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

THE PHANTOM OF THE GARAGE FOR PHANTOM DETECTIVE #3

Ron Fortier has given his stamp of approval for my Phantom Detective, Vol #3 story, "The Phantom of the Garage." 

It's a phantom-vs-phantom fable, if the truth be known, but with Richard Curtis Van Loan's confidant, Jerry Lannigan, at the melodramatic core. 

The story also has some WWI, flashback action, and in addition to its Gaston Leroux nod, a smattering of Al Capone. In other words, the story's villain is a cross between the "opera ghost" and the infamous gangster. How's that for clever? 😊

I'm sure honored to be part of the next Phantom Detective edition. For now, enjoy Airship 27's existing, revival contributions at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other reliable, literary merchants.