A pulp adventure novel unlike any other. Starting in the final days of WWII, it's a tale of horror and intrigue that stretches from 1945 to the present day, involving ten of the coolest characters ever created: Boston Blackie, Mr. Moto, Johnny Dollar, Candy Matson, Pat Novak, Blackshirt, Mr. Keen, Lai Wan, Jack Hagee, and Kolchak the Nightstalker. This is a once-in-a-lifetime team-up, one the fine folks at Moonstone knew couldn't be handled by anyone except our boy, C.J. Complete with interior art by Jamie Caslderon, Oscar Jimenez and Cortney Skinner!

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$16.00

Twenty great C.J. stories, eight stupendous Ben Fogletto illustrations. This is, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the best collection of all-C.J. work ever compiled. It features eighteen of his all time best stories, joined by his first new H.P. Lovecraft’s Herbert West: Reanimator yarn in some fifteen years, and the first ever of his Piers Knight tales. Who is this Knight character, you ask? For those that don’t know, C.J. is writing a new series for Tor. The first of the novels comes out in July of ‘09, but the first story featuring this character is out now, in this incredible package. If there was ever a must have C.J. Henderson volume, this one is it!

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$21.00

In the opening days of World War II, a sinister book of hideous spells falls into the hands of the Japanese High Command. Before this monstrous tome can be used against America, can anyone be found to stop the terrors about to be unleashed against an oblivious populace? You bet there can! Join legendary pulp heroes, the Black Bat, the Domino Lady, and H.P. Lovecraft’s immortal character, Inspector Legrasse, along with a handful of surprise guest stars as they attempt to thwart the destruction of the U.S. in this full-length pulp novel. Also: just for fun, the book includes the bonus novel: For Only An Hour, a Black Bat meets the mythos tale!

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$18.00

The second of the Teddy London supernatural detective novels is back in print! This time around, the London Agency is hired by a dead woman to battle an ancient coven of vampires. This novel features both the introduction of Jhong, the martial arts hero from the story "Misery & Pity" as well as the revelation of the secret of the Destroyers.

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$17.00

The latest all CJ collection, this one contains ten of his funniest comedies to date. Lovingly pieced together by master editor Jack Dolphin, it contains stories from throughout CJ’s career, including his most reprinted story, "Granny Gumption Solves A Murder," and two brand new tales, a fresh Darby story, "Seller’s Market," and "Nighttime At The Narkane," the first-ever Paul Morcey first-person story. Limited edition of 250 copies only, this one is expected to go fast.

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$11.00

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Yes--it’s the real Carl Kolchak, the hardboiled investigative reporter in the pork pie hat who couldn’t help stumbling over one supernatural menace after another. A cult favorite for over thirty years, he has appeared in movies, comics, short stories, his own television series and, of course, novels. And if you say, “there hasn’t been a Kolchak novel in over ten years,” we’d say, “you’re right. But there’s one now.” Indeed, here’s the first new Kolchak: the Nightstalker novel in over a decade, and it’s our boy C.J. who was picked to bring this classic character roaring back into full-length print!

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$16.00

When CJ created the character of Lai Wan for his most famous novel, “The Things That Are Not There,” he never envisioned her taking off on her own. She caught on, however, with editors across the country, and with the fans they supplied. Finally once CJ had created an entire bookful of stories, it didn’t take one of his main publishers, Marietta, long before they thought to gather all these tales and put them together in one place. The book features four stories that team Lai Wan with the supernatural investigators of other writers: John French’s Bianca Jones, Bruce Gehweiler’s Donna Fargo, Patrick Thomas’ Mandi Cobb and John Sunseri’s Jack Dixon. These four stories were written by the guest creators and CJ, and you get all of that, plus an insightful introduction from editor William Jones, a gorgeous wrap-around cover by the incredibly talented Steven Gilberts, a wonderful frontispiece by Skip Williamson, Jr., and a brand new story by CJ. This one has it all!

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$17.00

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First novel in the internationally renowned Teddy London supernatural detective series. When a beautiful young woman comes to P.I. London for protection, the detective has little inkling that everything he knows and believes is about to be thrown out the window. Before he knows it, London finds himself squaring off with winged monsters and their leader, a madman out to cleanse the world through death. Comes with the bonus short story: "Idiot Savant."

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$15.00

Thirteen tales of supernatural sleuthing featuring all of the author's occult investigators. Police officers, investigative reporters, private eyes, college professors and more come face to face with werewolves, witches and the Cthulhu Mythos, traveling not only through Henderson's worlds, but those of HP Lovecraft, Ramsey Campbell, Lin Carter and Brian Lumley! Featuring the premier of the Blakely & Boles series, co-written with award-winning author Bruce Gehweiler."

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$16.00

The first mythos story H.P. Lovecraft ever wrote was the now legendary “The Call of Cthulhu.” Filled with ominous dead ends and mysteries, it has confounded mythos fans since it was first written. Now, after a wait of more than half a century, C.J. Henderson has joined forces with the father of modern horror to tell the story of the entire epic confrontation of an unsuspecting mankind with the unimaginable horrors of the Cthulhu mythos.

The book contains Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu,” plus six more tales by C.J., including “So Free We Seem,” “Locked Room” and “Nothing to Fear but Dust” all three printed here for the first time.

It’s a roaring good mythos novel, complete with an introduction by the venerable Robert M. Price.

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$21.00

Hardboiled private eye fiction at its best. Thirteen stories featuring Jack Hagee, the man New Mystery Magazine said was "the quintessential loner, a dark knight who can't pass up a dame or a brawl, a gun for hire, and in his own way, a noble man." These are the seminal tales of the hardest-edged tough guy of modern times. Relentless, violent and unapologetic, Jack Hagee is the cure for the political correctness blues.

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$17.00

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