Hero Pulp Essay #3: Doc Savage

My third video-essay focusing on the great hero-pulp characters from the 1930's and 40's. This video features Doc Savage, an adventure icon and cult-hero.

To Doc fans: I'm sorry if I've left out some of the details that make Doc Savage a great character. It's hard to squeeze it into these videos, but I do the best that I can.

Also, I'm not sure why the graininess persists in my videos, they look so great at home before I upload them to YouTube. Anybody have any suggestion or tips?

If you like these videos, please check out my developing hero-pulp projects at http://miamiaerodrome.wordpress.com/

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Doc
• Savage
• pulp
• magazines
• pulps
• comics
• comic
• books
• superheroes
• super
• heroes
• action
• adventure
• nostalgia

[edsquidful]

Excellent. Great choice of music, and nicely produced! I love it.

[MARDLtransmit]

@edsquidful Thank you very much! With the exception of the text color (it's harder to see red, which is why I switched to using white text), this is one of my favorite videos that I've done. I appreciate the kind words!

[mh430]

Very impressive! I plan on checking out your entire series of pulp video essays.

[MARDLtransmit]

@mh430 Thank you very much! I haven't been making videos too much lately (I've been busy getting my own hero-pulp novel written and published) but I plan on doing more when I can. The next one in the series is The Avenger!

[imkerrusin]

What overature is it your using? Just curious.

[MARDLtransmit]

@imkerrusin The music is "Olympic Fanfare" by John Williams.

[rbezold]

Really like this series of essays! Thanks!

BTW Your choice of music is impeccable

[Deader87]

And this must be where the idea of Indiana Jones originally comes from

[MARDLtransmit]

Thanks, Doc!  Glad you like it.

[DocIndy40]

Great job, man! Doc rocks!