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Hero Pulp Essay #4: The Spider

My fourth video-essay focusing on the great hero-pulp characters from the 1930's and 40's. This video features The ultraviolent and popular character known as The Spider. If you like these videos...  
 
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yoshi3329 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I always wondered about the spider, I never knew why he was so popular, but now I know why! It sounds like a great read!
MARDLtransmit (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Same here. I always wondered why what seemed like a Shadow rip-off was so big... then I read one of his stories. It's a lot of fun (violent fun).
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PresWoodard (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Another excellent choice in music, I'm loving these essays.
MARDLtransmit (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Glad you like it!

Operator 5 coming soon
Annie0725 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very good bebes, like always you are the smarty pants! :) LOVE!
SailorBarsoom (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Now this is a character I know almost nothing about. The Avenger is another. I only know of that one due to the Doc Savage connection. G8 is one I've seen mentioned by Farmer, and that's it. Looking forward to it.
MARDLtransmit (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It's about halfway done, and I never realized just how crazy G8's concepts are. It should be up sometime this weekend.
MARDLtransmit (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Sorry about the Comcast-esque pixellation, hahah.

Yeah, I was bummed about the Ram Singh picture too, but it was all I had to work with. The other pic I found was in color and I felt it would have been too jarring a change in that spot. Glad you like the video, though :D
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Glad I went back and watched this again today. I assume the tiling on the cover of The Spider Strikes was intentional (not a look I favor, I get that enough from Comcast). Shame image of Ram Singh was a bit blurred and not as clear as Wentworth and Van Sloane. Otherwise excellent visual tribute.

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