Part of an aggressive initiative by
RadioArchives, mainly known for making available remastered,
high-quality CD sets of classic radio shows of all genres, to expand
their market into the realm of classic pulp literature, The Spider
is just one of several series that are appearing in rapid succession
as part of “Will Murray's Pulp Classics” eBook library – see
here.
All this in addition to marketing pulp reprints and replicas from a
number of different publishers.
One great feature of the RA eBooks is
that they include the entire contents of the original magazine,
including the typical backup short-stories, columns, and letters
pages. About the only thing they do not reproduce are the original
interior line art illustrations. Well, or the advertisements. But for one cheap price each (currently
– but as long as I've known about them – slashed by a buck from
$3.99 to $2.99 apiece), you buy the right to download the eBooks in
multiple DRM-free formats, suitable for just about any eReader including
Kindle and Nook as well as plain old pdf.
So if you want to read the original tale
of the criminal “Justice Party's” fascist state in 1938 New York
and the Spider's valiant war against it, for currently less than $10
in total, follow these links: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
Cheers!, and Thanks for reading.
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