The Spider Pulp Magazine

Pulp fiction novels are enjoyed by many people around the world and there are many pulp magazines available in various online stores. Graphic comic novels are also enjoyed by many and are often used in order to create a variety of films and have been throughout history. In addition to this there are many pulp magazines that were created generations ago that are still popular among many comic magazines enthusiasts today and one of these popular pulp magazines in the Spider. The Spider is a crime detective and one that strikes fear into the minds of the criminals he does battle with in his pulp magazine. He stamps a trademark signature of a blood colored spider on the heads of the criminals he defeats and passes judgment on and this is to serve as a grand warning to any subsequent enemies. Needless to say this is a very interesting character from the 30s in American pulp fiction culture. The first pulp magazine in the series was released in October of 33 and the entire series ran for about 10 years as it ended in December of 1943.

The writers of the comic magazines wrote under the pen name of Grant Stockbridge which kept readers interested in the writer of the comic as well as helped sales. There were 6 writers in all but the most influential writer of the series was Norvell Page. The comics were released each month and each month fans would flock to their local stands in order to get a copy of the new adventure in the pulp fiction era. It has been more than 75 years since the creation of the Spider but this comic book hero is still being kept in print by a variety of small presses so if you want to read about the adventures of the spider you can through a variety of sources online and offline.