wide spectrum of pulp-era melodramatics. If your players want lots of variety in one campaign, this is your game! I realize it's a close call, but I'd say that with this publication, Hero Games probably has the strongest roleplaying line on the market." In the January–February 1985 edition of Different Worlds (Issue #38), Russell Grant Collins gave this game an average rating of 2.5 stars out of 4, saying, "this game is pretty good, although it is marred by a few typos and suffers from incompleteness." Other reviews Shadis #28 (1996) See also Justice, Inc. - the pulp magazine story that inspired the game title References External links Pulp Hero Pulp Hero section on Hero Games' official web site Aaron Allston's game credits list Hero Pulp Web Site Dany St-Pierre's fan site Pulp Review: Justice Inc. by Paolo Marino Lands of Mystery Supplement review by Kevin Mowery on RPGnet Hero System Historical role-playing games Role-playing games introduced in 1984 Pulp and noir period role-playing games