BREAKING NEWS
As of Friday, March 20th both the Culver City and Long Beach stores are closed to the public. In addition, our distributor, Diamond Comics, has announced they are no longer shipping comic book stores new products as of April 1st, so the week of Wednesday, March 25th will be the last week we have new comics and graphic novels for the near future.
First let us assure all, this does NOT mean the stores are closing. We will still be open for curbside pickup and mail order of any items you have on hold and you can still place orders for comics, graphic novels and collectibles we currently have instore (Previewsworld/Pullbox is your friend).
Please make sure to read our weekly email newsletters and follow us on social media to get the most up to date info on how we are handling this crisis, and each stores home page for specific info, hours, specials we are running and more. And, as always, please feel free to contact us with any questions!
Stay safe all – Team(s) Pulp Fiction Culver City and Long Beach
Your guide for new (and old) releases, plus How to Use Pullbox videos and Q&A!
Pulp Fiction Long Beach is reloading its world famous Trading Post a couple of times a week for your reading pleasure during the lockdown…plus Ryan video commentary!!
Check out Pulp Fiction’s ALL AGES page, for a cornucopia of educational sites, games, fun activities, drawing lessons and so much more!
PUBLISHERS HELPING STORES
These indie publishers are being extremely helpful and generous during this crisis, sharing 50% of their online sales with comic book shops when your order from their site (you must specify your local store when ordering)...let’s support them by checking out their products and making some orders!
AROUND THE WORLD WIDE WEB
The Marvel Retro Rundown: Miller & Mazzucchelli redefine The Man Without Fear in DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN
Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s “Born Again” storyline completely upended Matt Murdock’s status quo, established a new one for the character, introduced (and reintroduced) characters who would become essential to the series, and completely altered the dynamic between Daredevil and his greatest foe. And it did all of this in
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s THE GREAT GATSBY gets a graphic novel adaptation this summer
Finally, a more entertaining way to not read The Great Gatsby than CliffsNotes is coming. Scribner Books, a division of Simon & Schuster, is set to publish a graphic novel adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s iconic novel this summer. The Great Gatsby: The Graphic Novel will be illustrated by Aya Morton, with the
JJ ABRAMS Developing JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK TV Series for HBO MAX
J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions will develop a TV show “set in the Justice League Dark universe” for HBO Max, as announced in Variety. The project was previously reported to have moved under Bad Robot’s creative banner for HBO Max. (From Newsarama.com) Get ready for the TV show by checking out Justice League
DC’s ANTI/HERO ‘a Fun and Sweet Read’
DC expands its reach into the middle grade market this week with its first original middle grade property, Anti/Hero. Read the Best Shots review on Newsarama.com Check out the complete description for Anti/Hero and order from Pulp Fiction (30% off cover price) via Previewsworld!
DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL’s Goal is to ‘Sort Out’ DC’s Continuity & Universe
The upcoming DC event Dark Nights: Death Metal isn’t just a sequel to Metal, but will also “sort out” DC’s continuity according to series writer Scott Snyder. “That’s the idea – The purpose of the whole story is to sort out continuity and the universe and give you something fun
Empyre: The Ten Worst Things The Skrull Have Done To The Marvel Universe
The Skrull are one of the most common forces that the Marvel heroes have to face off against, and they’ve done some pretty bad things. These shapeshifting aliens have been trying to conquer the Earth for ages, with only Marvel’s greatest heroes standing between them and the people of the
Rachel Rising Was Terry Moore’s Horror Master Class
In a feature spotlighting some of the best parts of past comics, CBR.com spotlights the strikingly beautiful horror of Terry Moore’s Rachel Rising. Find Rachel Rising and lots of other Terry Moore graphic novels at Pulp Fiction for 20% OFF cover price! See Previewsworld.com for descriptions and to order via
DC’s new Batman: The Animated Series book is a must-read for fans of the show
In these turbulent times, what’s better than returning to an old favorite? I’ll tell you: New material that still evokes the feel of the old favorite. And that’s exactly how to describe Batman: The Adventures Continue, a new DC comics series from the folks behind Batman: The Animated Series. The
Syfy’s Vagrant Queen is a mashup of Star Wars, Firefly, and the MCU
Syfy’s space-opera TV series Vagrant Queen feels simultaneously novel and deeply familiar. The 10-episode first season, based on Magdalene Visaggio’s 2018 Vault Comics series, is set in a distant galaxy, where titular renegade monarch Elida (Adriyan Rae) tries to evade the forces that overthrew her family. As the last member
10 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Podcasts That Will Give Your Ears and Mind a Treat
Much as we’ve all been losing ourselves in TV shows, movies, books, and games while self-quarantining and staying inside, there are times when all you want to do is sit back and dive into a story without actually having to put all that much energy into experiencing said story. This
Gotham High Review: A Fresh, Fascinating Approach to Some of DC’s Most Iconic Characters
What happens when you take the world of Batman, transform Bruce, the Joker, and Selina into teenagers, and infuse it with the style and tone of CW dramas like Gossip Girl and Riverdale? The answer is Gotham High, a new DC Comics graphic novel written by Melissa de la Cruz
Drink and Draw with Dan Didio
Dan Didio (with Joe Quesada) gives the Drink and Draw gang a piece of his mind as we discuss all things comics and industry!
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Ryan does a “deep dive” into PFLB’s DC Graphic Novel section
Jared Wilson (Tom Danger) shares his kids recommended reads from our All Ages section
