Here it is ladies and gentlemen. The interview of all interviews. It is our gift to you for being a listener of ESO PRO. That’s right, we have the one, the only, the phenomenal one AJ Styles! The WWE Champ joins John and Richard as they talk about his recent
Flopcast episode 241! Your Flopcast hosts have not been spotted together at many conventions in 2016, but it happened at Northeast Comic Con! (Just barely — Kornflake was feeling under the weather, but still managed to arrive fashionably late. ‘Twas a holiday miracle.) Wandering around the convention, we ran into
Flopcast episode 240! Just in time for the stupid holidays, it’s the long-awaited (by two or three people, maybe) return of the Flopcast Top 4 ½ List! And in a desperate attempt to be festive, we’re counting down our favorite holiday villains! If you’ve watched as many holiday cartoons as
Flopcast episode 239! A trio of festive concert reports this week: Kornflake journeyed to a casino in the middle of Rhode Island and finally saw The Monkees (parking was tricky, but the view of Peter Tork was outstanding); meanwhile, Kevin and the Mayor were in Boston for the long-awaited return
THE MIDNIGHT GUARDIAN (Hour of Darkness) By John C. Bruening Flinch! Books 408 pages The traditional classic pulp novels that appeared in the 30s magazines generally ran 60,000 words. In them one would find a fast paced narrative that would explode across the pages in colorful, purple prose. Over time
Since we currently don’t have any Class in the U.S., the ESW crew go back to school with a Tenth Doctor story featuring the welcome return of a beloved companion from the classic era. Things get a bit awkward when Jen and Mary discover they were not the first cohosts
Flopcast episode 238! Great Hera, it’s another 75th anniversary show, and this is a big one: we’re celebrating Wonder Woman. We’ll look back at Princess Diana’s curious 1941 comic book roots, her bizarre 1960s TV pilot (YouTube it right now — your head will explode), her goofy animated adventures with
CRIMSON SHORE A Pendergast Novel By Preston & Child Grand Central Publishing 370 pages Whenever people ask us what is the best New Pulp Fiction being published today, we’ll invariably point them to the Agent Pendergast novels by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. In the same way Clive Cussler’s Dirk
Flopcast episode 237! It’s Thanksgiving week, and we’re celebrating with cranberries, espresso, and Robbie Rist (you know, just like the Pilgrims). We also catch up on silly events of the last few weeks, including a weird trip to Rockport for a Joan Osborne concert, our friend Mous E’s 25-hour charity
FIGHT CARD – SHERLOCK HOLMES A CONGRESSION OF PALLBEARERS By Andrew Salmon Fight Card 133 pgs This is the final entry in the Fight Card Sherlock Holmes trilogy as written by Canadian pulpster, Andrew Salmon. No stranger to Holmes and Watson, Salmon’s stories of the Great Detective have earned him
The ESO Science Team officers Dr. Scott Viguie and Lucas Garrett update Mike and Mike on the latest and greatest technology and inspirational programs currently underway. With all the science going on, Professor Dave Keep sneaks aboard the station for a quick pint, only to find himself in the Geek
Flopcast episode 236… Okay, it’s been a tough week, and we’re even more frightened and confused than usual. But we have pizza (watch out for those creepy anchovies), we have root beer (and its tricky pal, Moxie), and we have a bootleg DVD of the ridiculous 1986 made-for-TV movie Combat
