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Moonstone To Publish New Tales Of I.V. Frost This June

Published Wed, 08 Feb 2017 17:00:53 -0600

A Frost is coming this June… that's I.V. Frost. The character of Professor I.V. Frost was created back in 1934 by Donald Wandrei for Street & Smith as an American version of Sherlock Holmes. And like Holmes, this scientific detective had a sidekick… but instead of John Watson, he had Jean Moray, a sexy blond with a .25 Derringer and a genius I.Q. This June, Moonstone is releasing a new prose anthology featuring tales of the pulp detective from authors like Matthew Baugh, Eric Fein, Ron Fortier and Barry Reese. And it will guest star other classic pulp characters like The Green Ghost and the Phantom Detective.

I.V. Frost: Tales of Mystery and Scientific Detection
Authors: Matthew Baugh, David Boop, Eric Fein, Ron Fortier, Chuck Miller, Gene Moyers, William Nedrow, Barry Reese, and Frank Schildiner.
Cover: Alex Innocenti
266 pgs,

"Stalking a territory that is somewhere between the gaslit world of the Victorian Consulting Detective and the flickering neon darkness of Film Noir, Wandrei's Frost is part analytical rationalist, part Angel of Death. Like someone took Sherlock Holmes, armed him to the teeth, and turned him loose on the mean streets of Phillip Marlowe." –Peter Atkins
For the first time ever, a NEW collection of I.V. Frost stories! Guest-starring: The Green Ghost, The Phantom Detective, Dr. Satan, The Moon Man, & more!