"AN EXCELLENT COLLECTION!" A NEW GREEN HORNET STILL AT LARGE REVIEW!

"An excellent collection of stories about the Green Hornet and his partner, Kato." Big thanks to Robert Abel for his kind Amazon Review of the Green Hornet Still At Large anthology from Moonstone Books. You can read the full review here.

Let's roll, Kato!

LET'S REVIEW, KATO!!!

Thanks to The Fiddler for his nice review of The Green Hornet: Still at Large anthology from Moonstone Books.

You can read the full review here.

GREEN HORNET: STILL AT LARGE 
A pulp Anthology

2013 PULP ARK WINNER- BEST COLLECTION/ANTHOLOGY

2013 PULP ARK NOMINEE - BEST COVER ART

Edited by Joe Gentile, Win Scott Eckert, and Matthew Baugh, this third anthology featuring the 1960s Green Hornet, based on the television program starring Van Williams and Bruce Lee, follows The Green Hornet Chronicles and The Green Hornet Casefiles, and ships in two editions.

The softcover trade paperback features a cover by Douglas Klauba, while the limited edition hardcover boasts a cover by Ruben Procopio. 

Contents:
"Hero" by S.J. Rozan
"The Black Torpedo" by Will Murray
"The World Will End in Fire" by Richard Dean Starr 

"The Man Inside" by Matthew Baugh
"Death from Beyond" by Ron Fortier
"Play the Game" by Thom Brannan
"The Gauntlet" by Bobby Nash
"Chaos and the Year of the Dog" by Bobbie Metevier
"Axford's Sting” by Dan Wickline
"Revenge of the Yellowjacket" by Howard Hopkins
"The Man in the Picture" by Patricia Weakley
"Masks" by C.J. Henderson
"Bad Man's Blunder" by John Allen Small 

"Losers, Weepers" by Rich Harvey
"Stormfront" by Greg Gick
"The Night I Met The Hornet" by Mel Odom
"Progress" by Win Scott Eckert

The limited edition hardcover also features:

“The Green Hornet Timeline,” a chronology of the Moonstone stories from the three anthologies, fit into the timeline of the original television episodes, by Win Scott Eckert

A bonus story featuring the 1930s-40s Green Hornet from the radio show and serials, “The Green Hornet Meets The Avenger” by Michael Uslan

The Green Hornet: Still at Large anthology features a story by Bobby Nash called “The Gauntlet.”

GREEN HORNET: STILL AT LARGE can be purchased at the following:
Moonstone direct (trade paperback)
Moonstone direct (limited hardcover)
Amazon (trade paperback)
Amazon (limited hardcover)
Barnes and Noble (trade paperback)
Barnes and Noble (limited hardcover)
Amazon (Kindle) ebook
Barnes and Noble (Nook) ebook

IN THE TOP TEN!

Check out Barry Reese's New Pulp Amazon Top Ten. These are the Top Ten New Pulp books on sale via Amazon.com only. I have stories in two of these books - Green Hornet: Still at Large and Secret Agent X vol. 4.

1) Doc Savage: Death’s Dark Domain by Will Murray (Altus Press, September 2012) – 24,692
2) The Spider: Shadow of Evil by C.J. Henderson and J. Anthony Kosar (Moonstone Books, October 2012) – 340,466
3) The Green Hornet: Still At Large by Various (Moonstone Books, August 2012) – 713,481
4) Blood of the Centipede by Chuck Miller (Pro Se Press, September 2012) – 760,920
5) Dillon and the Pirates of Xonira by Derrick Ferguson (Pulpwork Press, August 2012) – 811,412
6) Pirates & Swashbucklers Volume Two by Various (Pulp Empire, October 2012) – 883,948
7) Captain Action: Riddle of the Glowing Men by Jim Beard (Airship 27, July 2012) – 1,050,157
8 ) Secret Agent “X” – Volume Four by Various (Airship 27, October 2012) – 1,069,633
9) The Spur: Loki’s Rock by Mark Ellis (Fortuna Books, September 2012) – 1,187,883
10) Aliens Among Us by Various (Pulp Empire, August 2012) – 1,259,838

Just missing the list were: The Adventures of Lazarus Gray: Die Glockeby Barry Reese (Pro Se Press, July 2012) – 1,617,860, Pro Se Presents # 13 by Various (Pro Se Press, August 2012) – 1,628,807, Pro Se Presents # 12 by Various (Pro Se Press, July 2012) – 1,806,941 and Black Bat Mysteries Volume Two by Various (Airship 27, August 2012) - 2,051,244

You can get all of the rules and previous week’s lists at http://barryreese.net/2012/10/22/new-pulp-best-seller-list-based-on-amazon-sales-ranks-102212/

I’d like to add my thanks to Barry for putting together these Top Ten lists together every Monday.

Bobby