Pulp Hero Resources

[Steve Long]

Useful -- thanx!

I wish that [Encyclopedia Of Pulp Heroes he mentions was already available; it sounds like it'd be worth having. Whenever it's time for Victorian Hero, I'll definitely pick up that Victorian book.

[Nyrath]

Appologies if this has already been posted:

Pulp Images
http://pulpfengshui.tripod.com/

[Adventus]

I came across this on RPG libaryt.

http://www.seedwiki.com/page.cfm?wik...%20Project1557

[TheQuestionMan]

I cannot believe I I missed this one. You probablly can't either. I mean come on it's so obvious.

International Superheroes - Pulp Heroes
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/p/pulphero.htm

Cheers *bashfully*

QM

[st barbara]

Good sight "Question Man" I don't think that I actually have any of the "Doc Savage" novels with John Sunlight in them, mores the pity ! Any opponent who gets to have TWO goes at "Doc" must be pretty good (or damned stupid !)

[Supreme Serpent]

Another miniatures resource. Martians, Masked Minions, etc.

Paroom Station

[TheQuestionMan]

Another miniatures resource. Martians, Masked Minions, etc.

Paroom Station

Thanks Added

And I finally completed this beast [Compilation] "From Other Forums to Pulp Forums"
http://herogames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30928




QM

[Fazhoul]

For generating telegrams, newspaper articles and other player handouts there is a fantastic program called "Byakhee" (it also generates Cthulhu character sheets). It can be found at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...3/byakhee.html.

[TheQuestionMan]

For generating telegrams, newspaper articles and other player handouts there is a fantastic program called "Byakhee" (it also generates Cthulhu character sheets). It can be found at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...3/byakhee.html.

Added Thanks

Cool BTW

QM

[TheQuestionMan]

Steve Long asked for Pulp Era Slang so here is the link to that thread

Pulp Era Slang Thread
http://herogames.com/forums/showthre...502#post706502

Cheers

QM

[TheQuestionMan]

Added another one

Thrilling Detectives
http://www.thrillingdetective.com/index.html

Cheers

QM

[PhantomNarrator]

Although I run a game set in 1933, this slang site should serve for any game set during the pulp era, except the very early ones (pre-WWI), or the vary late ones (1943-):

Jazz Age Slang
A guide to the vernacular of the 20's and 30's.
http://home.earthlink.net/~dlarkins/slang-pg.htm

My home campaign is set in an alternate 30's where some pulp-tech has changed the course of science and technology. Not everyone has a taste for Crimson Skies-GURPS Gernsback style action, but everybody can use a few cool super-science toys to throw at player's now and again. These two sites proved a great resource for me:

Tales of Future Past
Enter a world where engineers have no budgets. A world where gigantic machines promise mankind a future of unlimited romance, adventure, and really big robots. It's Tales of Future Past!
http://www.davidszondy.com/future/futurepast.htm

The Future We Were Promised
An archive and research library of futurist nostalgia
http://www.losthighways.org

Happy pulping

[nytflyr]

General pulp background websites:
Dirty 30s. Excellent compilation of historical info on the era: timeline, culture, weapons and vehicles, fashion, price guide, slang, etc.

Glad you like it, its been one of my more popular pages

[Steve Long]

I don't think anyone's mentioned this site yet, which I rather enjoy:

http://www.indygear.com

[TheQuestionMan]

Thanks Steve Added to the List.

Cheers

QM