Current Products
2025 Calendar
Step into the world of pulp adventure and classic art with the 2025 Artist Model Wall Calendar, a stunning tribute… read more 2025 Calendar
The Scripts!
Now available! Order Below Shane Black’s Doc Savage movie script written in 2014 for Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson! Screenplay by… read more The Scripts!
Michael Wolff Memorial Bundle
Michael Wolff Memorial Bundle
Dare Devlin Returns!
Dafydd Neal Dyar’s Dare Devlin, Supreme Adventurer is back in an all-new thriller! Stormbirds! The discovery of Egyptian pyramids in… read more Dare Devlin Returns!
The Lost Radio Scripts of Doc Savage
Fantom Press Exclusive Signed Edition! Written in the late 1940’s by Doc Savage’s creator, Lester Dent, many of these radio scripts have never been seen before. Their background shrouded in mystery, these incredible adventures have been virtually forgotten for more than half a century! Now, for the first time ever, these astonishing radio scripts are available to his legions of fans across the globe! Assembled together in this single, amazing volume, they are a rare treat for Doc Savage fans everywhere!
Dare Devlin
It’s a New Pulp for a New Millennium! Introducing DARE DEVLIN, the fearless green-eyed red-haired handsome Devil who fights on the side of the Angels! Scion of fourteen generations of heroic American pioneers dedicated to physical, intellectual and moral self-development since 1776, he’s achieved “Peak Human” Condition! Devlin and his Amazing Associates, who’ve all faced certain Death, now consider themselves to be living on “borrowed time” and honor-bound to use every remaining moment seeking justice for all!
The Savage Dyaries
Dafydd Neal Dyar’s Doc Savage essays are back in print for the first time in nearly 40 years! Originally published in fanzines such as the Doc Savage Club Reader, Megavore, Doc Savage Quarterly and The Savage Society of Bronze, theses missives haven’t seen print since the late 70’s and early 80’s Each essay was painstakingly reconstructed and expanded with extensive annotations and new text. Doc Savage fans will delight in the nearly 250 pages of insights and observations from a master of pulp history. Foreword by pulp author/historian Rick Lai!