The Golden Scorpion After recovering the Spear of Goliath, Hardluck Hannigan and his friends get ready to head back to England. But during a stop in Egypt, Gregor is told of a fabulous statue made of gold that was lost beneath the burning sands of the Sahara. It was rumored to be a statue made for an ancient goddess in the form of her totem: A large golden scorpion. Hannigan decides that such a treasure might be worth going after; and the intrepid band sets out across the desert. Soon they discover that they are not the only ones pursuing the Golden Scorpion and whatever secrets that it might hold. Along with a band of bloodthirsty desert nomads, they are pursued by a mysterious group of Orientals and the most insidious villain Hardluck Hannigan has ever faced

In 1880, Ah Puch, an evil Mayan god, is determined to take over the State of California and turn it into his own personal empire. Vagabond barber turned lawman Miles O'Malley is determined to stop him. Along the way, Miles is frequently distracted by run ins with everything from shipwrecked ghosts to sea monsters to little green men in flying saucers. To further complicate his life he is befriended by some very sexy fallen angels who can cause him even more trouble. The west was never this wild 400 pages of Wild West adventure.

TOUCHED BY DEATH While on his vision quest, the young Cheyenne brave High Bird encounters the sprit of Death. The powerful wraith recruits the boy as his new agent in the world and High Bird returns to his tribe altered forever as Deathwalker. When the Cheyenne become the target of a vengeful Pawnee Shaman, Stands Alone, only Deathwalker can stand between this evil sorcerer and the total destruction of his people. Writer R.A. Jones has woven a new and exciting fantasy set against a background authentic Native American lore and culture. He dares to imagine what this wild untamed land would have become had there been no conquests by outside civilizations beyond the great waters. Here is an old world re-envisioned in a bold new action packed adventure worthy of pulp writers such as Robert E. Howard and Edgar Rice Burroughs. Featuring stunning cover art by Laura Givens with interior illustrations by Michael Neno. Airship27 is proud to present R.A. Jones' DEATHWALKER, another original and quality title in the New Pulp movement.

The Spear of Goliath Back in Africa once more Hardluck Hannigan is trying to forget the loss of the two women he had loved. In a waterfront dive on the western coast of Africa, Hannigan hears a tale of a fabulous lost city deep in the jungle. But the city itself is not what catches his attention. The city is said to be the repository of the legendary Spear of Goliath. According to the local legends, the spear was carried there after Goliath's defeat at the hands of David and that it has been guarded by descendants of Goliath's people. As Nazis arrive in the small African settlement, Hannigan finds himself teaming up with the Chinese bar owner to find the Spear before the Nazis and a West African Warlord who desires the spear for his own evil purposes. Can Hardluck Hannigan and Musio reach the lost city and recover the spear before their enemies? Or will the Spear of Goliath fall into the hands of Evil?

With the War effort in full swing, a string of sabotage at the local shipbuilding plants in the outer banks has President Roosevelt worried. As the FBI gets nowhere, Hardluck Hannigan and company arrive back in the U.S.A. Investigating a rumor of buried treasure guarded by a supernatural beast, Hannigan and friends find themselves facing not only Nazi Saboteurs but a legendary beast from an ancient past

Decker P.I.: A Cold and Lonely Death It started with a chance meeting on the beach and an offer to help. Two days later, the girl Sam Decker had met was dead, murdered and left on the beach. Decker wants to know why. As he begins to investigate the dead girl's past, it becomes apparent that her murder wasn't a chance thing, but that she was targeted. Anya Petroff had come to Scorpion Cay through a modern day 'Underground railroad' that is used to move battered women to a new location where they can make fresh starts without fear of discovery by their former abusers. Decker follows the trail to Washington, D.C. where he enlists the help of Homeland Security agent Jack Riley to help discover why Anya Petroff had to suffer a cold and lonely death.

When her baby sister shows up on Scorpion Cay, Police Chief Monica Sinclair is initially pleased. Until she finds out that her sister is on the run from a drug deal gone bad in Columbia. Monica knows she needs unofficial help if she wants to keep her little sister alive and out of jail. Monica does the only thing she can and enlists the help of her former lover, Ex-DEA agent turned Private Investigator Sam Decker to help her sister out of her deadly fix. Pursued by Columbian hit men sent to recover the drugs or the money, Decker and Julia Sinclair must track down her wayward boyfriend who has disappeared with both, leaving Julia holding the bag. With the help of his Cuban friend Rafael Cortez, Decker winds his way through the underbelly of the drug trade from Key West to Miami to keep Julia Sinclair from singing the Smugglers' Blues or wearing a Columbian neck-tie

Theses are some of the collected works of New Pulp Author Bill Craig, featuring tales of fantasy, hard-boiled mystery, masked heroes, cowboys, and things that go bump in the night. So pour a shot of whiskey, turn down the lights and crank up some Jazz and settle in for some edge of the seat fun

While in the Everglades promoting both a fishing tournament and a concert to Save the Everglades, Country Music Icon Wally Norwood finds a dead body and a metric ton of pot and is immediately arrested for possession. Wally hires ex-DEA agent turned Private Investigator Sam Decker to clear his name and find out who framed him. As Decker begins to weed his way through the case, he begins to understand that there are a lot of suspects, including the very Sheriff's Department that made the initial arrest. Can he uncover the truth and clear Wally Norwood's name? Or will the country music legend find himself singing his own Death Song?