After weeks of work, the first issue of Pulp Empire Presents PARAGON is now available!
I’m proud to deliver this first shot of my writing in convenient zine form, constructed for your reading pleasure. This first issue’s headline features are the first installment of Looking Back at Legends (which will stretch over our first few issues) and the first Lightweight story, “Dreams.” The issue continues with the prologue to my upcoming all-new serial The Dragonslayers and a feature I call “Write to the Cover” in which I imagine a short narrative based on the cover of a classic men’s adventure magazine! The first issue delivers “A Quiet Town… of Nazi Horrors!”
My aim is to try and release an issue of PARAGON around every five to six weeks, in a format whose name I’ve stolen from early Spawn ads: almost monthly. I’m well on my way with issue two already.
The great news for paid subscribers of this newsletter is that you will get PARAGON for free. The good news for free subscribers is that I’m offering free downloads of the first issue for everyone who gets this newsletter by email. If you’re a free subscriber, you should see that information below!
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PARAGON will be the home of my new fiction over the coming months as well as non-fiction features such as Looking Back at Legends and an upcoming feature called Marvel Moment. Issue two will see the debut of Witchblood: Tales From the Barbarian Coast along with returning features from the first issue. I hope everyone will hop aboard and make PARAGON successful.
If you’re not a free or paid subscriber, now is the time to sign up. I’ll make sure anyone that joins Pulp Empire before the end of August receives a copy!
If you would prefer to buy a single issue of PARAGON, you can grab a copy at my official site store by clicking the link below!
Way cool, congratulations Nicholas on your new zine! Classic comic books, superheroes, sword & sorcery, and men's adventure pulp. Great combo!