Joshua Reynolds

Classic pulp hero, Jim Anthony; Super Detective returns in a brand new novel in two parts that pits him against all kinds of strange and legendary beasts. And in both cases he is accompanied by fanatical hunter, Russian Count Zaroff from the classic short story, The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell. In part one, Death In Yellow, by Joshua Reynolds, Anthony and Zaroff square off against a group of savage Tibetan Yetis loose in the steel canyons of Manhattan. Why these creatures are here and who is behind their murderous rampage is a classic mystery that challenges the one and only Super Detective. Then in part two, On The Periphery of Legend, by Micah S. Harris, Anthony reluctantly accompanies the mad Russian on an expedition to a lost island in the South Pacific where dinosaurs still roam. But that's not the most dangerous game in those time-lost jungles. Here are two amazing tales woven together into a classic pulp adventure that will test the mettle of our hero who is half-Irish, half-Comanche and All-American Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to present JIM ANTHONY - SUPER DETECTIVE Vol. Two - THE HUNTERS Features interior illustrations by Pedro Cruz and a stunning cover by Chris Sears.

One of the greatest pulp heroes of old returns in four gun-blazing new adventures. Dan Fowler, ace investigator for the FBI, is back in action again. This time facing off against quartet of deadly villains; from a hideous monkey-faced gang boss to avenging the murder of an undercover agent. Along the way he'll team up with a colorful assortment of allies from a sexy jewel thief to none other than Jim Anthony, the Super Detective. Writers Derrick Ferguson, Aaron Smith, Joshua Reynolds and B. C. Bell have whipped up four of the most fast-paced, nail biting crime thrillers ever to grace any pulp collection. Dan Fowler is an iconic pulp hero who, during the course of his original series, battled criminals and outlaws from rural hick bootleggers to the organized syndicates of New York and Chicago. Always a fan favorite, Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to be bringing him back into the spotlight of New Pulp fiction with these original thrill-a-minutes tales. Wrapped up by a gorgeous cover from Brian McCulloch and featuring wonderful black and white interior illustrations by Neil T. Foster, DAN FOWLER G-MAN Vol II was designed by Rob Davis and edited by Ron Fortier. So move over Elliot Ness and Melvin Purvis, here comes the greatest G-Man of them all- DAN FOWLER Airship 27 Productions

Crusading Attorney Anthony Quinn believed his career was over when a criminal threw acid into his face blinding him. Months later, desperate to regain his sight, Quinn underwent a unique transplant operation which gave him the eyes of a slain lawman. Not only did the procedure work, but it also gave Quinn the ability to see in the dark. Using this fantastic gift, he created the Black Bat, a justice seeking vigilante able to battle those villains beyond the reach of the law. Aided by his team of loyal crime-fighters, Carol Baldwin, Silk Kirby and Butch O'Leary, the Black Bat is once again on the prowl, his target, the depraved and evil denizens of his beloved city. New pulp writers, Aaron Smith, Joshua Reynolds, Jim Beard and Frank Byrns offer up a deadly quartet of fast pace action thrills. Stories that pit the Black Bat against super human Nazi monsters, corrupt politicians involved with Major League Baseball and team him with another classic pulp legend, Jim Anthony the Super Detective. Featuring a stunning cover by Ingrid Hardy and Rob Davis with interior illustrations by Andres Labrada, BLACK BAT MYSTERY Vol. Two is another great pulp collection from the high flying Airship 27 Productions you won't want to miss. AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS - PULP FICTION FOR A NEW GENERATION

As the elves of the southern kindred retreat to the city of Callenspire, the halflings of Ej, led by Aeron Cadwallader, come to their aid. But will even his strategic genius be able to counter a foe whose might is enough to humble one of the greatest empires in the world? Or will Aeron and his allies succumb to enemies without - as well as within? The invasion of Vieshlar has begun. As the elves of the southern kindred retreat to the city of Callenspire, the halflings of Ej, led by Aeron Cadwallader, come to their aid. But will even his strategic genius be able to counter a foe whose might is enough to humble one of the greatest empires in the world? Or will Aeron and his allies succumb to enemies without - as well as within? Elsewhere, though the amphibious tribes of the riverguard stir to readiness deep in the humid jungles, their allies, the Neriticans, remain strangely silent. Can the gillkin mage, Axel Tricklebrook, rouse the armies of Medu'Syth to war against an invader who threatens all the folk of Mantica - or are his efforts doomed to failure? For if not, the fate of Vieshlar - and the rest of Mantica - is surely sealed...

Sir Joshua Reynolds' discourses presents a series of reflections on artistic practice, emphasizing discipline, education, and the enduring value of classical influence. Through careful argument, it explores how imitation, when approached thoughtfully, becomes a foundation for innovation. The lectures consider the role of institutions in cultivating talent and propose that artistic excellence is not solely the product of innate genius, but also of rigorous study, observation, and perseverance. Drawing from the structure of the Royal Academy, the work highlights how formal instruction and exposure to great works shape an artist's ability to think critically and refine technique. The text examines the balance between imagination and rules, asserting that creativity flourishes best when rooted in sound principles. With attention to history, aesthetics, and personal responsibility, it encourages artists to hold themselves to high standards and engage with their craft as both intellectual pursuit and moral duty. The collection ultimately argues for a vision of art grounded in purpose, humility, and continuous self-examination.