TheImperialKhan

Re: pulp hero over opinions? I wouldn't go that far. But I have to say that I don't care for the Hero threatening a woman with a gun. It's just not appropriate for the genre. Also I think the original JI cover had more pazzaz. But you be the judge. Here's the JI cover to compare.

Re: Pulp Hero, after looking it over Finally! I hold Pulp Hero in my hands. The wait has been agonizingly slow but I finally have it Now to settle down for a nice long read. Contentment at long last.

Re: Masterminds and Madmen Thanks, Ben. I was worried it had been canceled or something.

I see it in the scheduled for 2005, but it's not showing up among the Pulp Hero sub-list. Is there a problem here?

Re: Pulp Hero, after looking it over Has anyone ever told you you've got a meanstreak?

Re: Pulp Hero, after looking it over Lucky B******s. My copy hasn't even shipped yet. And I ordered it a week ago.

Re: PULP HERO -- What Do *You* Want To See? Ok Steve here's the big question: how were the sales at GenCon? By that I mean how did they compare to the other big GenCon releases of the past? Better? Worse? About the same?

Re: What Champions Books Would You Like Published in the Future? Brainfart! Brainfart! Brainfart! I could have sworn it was Strike Force. But I just checked the thread and sure enough Steve was right and I feel like a complete f***ing idiot! Oh well, it'll teach me to double check rather than relying on my increasingly poor memory.

Re: What Champions Books Would You Like Published in the Future? I'm afraid you haven't been paying attention to the Pulp Hero board. A few weeks ago Steve mentioned that he and Aaron are in talks to do just that. A new version of Strike Force. We had asked for a new version of Lands of Mystery as well as some of Aaron's other stuff for JI but all in all I can't say we were too dissappointed in what we got.

Re: New Pulp Art Consider yourself repped.

Re: Dr. Doom vs Iron Man There's nothing bad about being correct.

Re: Dr. Doom vs Iron Man In The Iron Manual Stark himself puts Doom on top though not by much. On a scale of 1 to 10 he puts his armor at 9 and Doom's at 10. He also doesn't seem to think that Doom is trying real hard. The quote runs something like: "If Doom really put his mind to it he could create a suit of armor that could rip mine apart as though it were made of aluminum foil."

Re: What Other Pulp Hero Books Would You Like To See? Well you know I'll do my part. I didn't mean that you would re-arrange the shedule through 2006 btw. I meant that you'll know what to put on the schedule for 2007.

Re: What Other Pulp Hero Books Would You Like To See? You know, Steve, I'm getting the impression that, like Aaron 20 years ago, you're really enthusiastic about the Pulps and are really hoping that this will go big. Not just because of the financial considerations but also because you have a lot of ideas for supplements and sourcebooks that you really want to bring out. This thread is mainly to help you decide what to bring out first. So... Did I make my Deduction roll or blow it?

Re: What Other Pulp Hero Books Would You Like To See? Although the Pulp-era is traditionally the 20s and 30s there were many pulp stories that take place earlier in the century. Perhaps a sub-genre book on the 1900, or even 1890, through the end of The Great War would be a good idea. Sort of a bridge between the Victorian and Pulp eras.