Pulp Empire
Nicholas AhlhelmI write superheroes in prose. I blog about superheroes in comics. I ramble about wrestling now and then. I'm building a sword and sorcery world. Learn about it all right here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 334 | Subscribers | Read | pulpempire.substack.com |
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Looking back at Legends 4: the first heroic death
Paul Levitz involves a hero from the Legion of Super-Heroes in everything going on with a Cosmic Boy limited series, which means we will finally learn what Rokk Krinn’s doing in the pages of Legends. Meanwhile, J.M. DeMatteis takes over for...
Looking back at Legends 3: the return of Guy Gardner!
The second round of Legends titles reintroduces an important player to the saga, while we also take a look at the government plan to combat the threat of Brimstone. Let’s dive into the action.
Looking back at Legends 2: the rise of Brimstone!
After the two preview issues of Batman books, the main event series kicks off with the third chapter of the ongoing Legends narrative. The book features an interesting array of talent, with a plot by a writer who hadn’t produced a single pa...
Looking back at Legends 1: the preludes
When I started DC: A New Dawn, my goal was to cover the width and scope of the new era of DC Comics that started in the aftermath of Crisis on Infinite Earths. There’s not a particularly clear delineation line for a lot of titles in that pe...
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I write books. I publish articles. I think about wrestling as much as most guys think about ancient Rome.
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