More wonderful explorations of SF publishing after World War Two
Philip Harbottle
Uncovered: the French graphic novel adaptation of John Wyndham’s “The Day of the Triffids”
A rather splendid discovery…
Whispering Gorillas and Vampires of Venus, more 1950s British Science Fiction uncovered
There’s a Star Wars connection to some of these early British SF titles
Latest 1950s British Science Fiction VideoCasts feature author EC Tubb and an American publishing invasion!
New episodes of the ace 1950s British Science Fiction from Philip Harbottle are online
New 1950s British Science Fiction videocasts tackle “Mushroom Publishers” and the success of Vargo Statten Science Fiction Novels
There are two more episodes of the 1950s British Science Fiction to savour on YouTube from author, editor, literary agent and publisher Philip Harbottle, delving further into the marvels of post-World War Two SF in Britain. In Episode 4, “1950: We… Read More ›
Secrets of post World War Two British SF uncovered in new episodes of “1950s British Science Fiction” videocasts
Secrets of Post World War Two British SF revealed by author Philip Harbottle
WebFind: Discovering 1950s British Science Fiction – Dan Dare and more
If you’re a fan of 1950s SF, this is a YouTube Channel to keep an eye on
John Russell Fearn’s SF, including Golden Amazon stories, back in print
If you’ve been enjoying the adventures of the Golden Amazon, drawn by Ron Turner, in Spaceship Away, then you may be interested to know that a number of novels starring the warrior space heroine written by John Russell Fearn are… Read More ›
Dan Dare Fan Fiction – from the 1950s!
Inspired by the “Dan Dare” comic in Eagle and listening to the space hero’s adventures on Radio Luxembourg, Philip Harbottle not only created comic strips documenting the Dan Dare Radio Adventures, some featured in our Episode Guide – he created… Read More ›
Revealed – The Dan Dare Radio Luxembourg Comic Strips by Philip Harbottle
Regular readers of downthetubes will know we recently presented a rare “Lost Episode” from Radio Luxembourg‘s 1950s serial The Adventures of Dan Dare, with the permission of the Dan Dare Corporation. Its presentation, along with the previous discovery of other episodes, prompted… Read More ›