Black Jack Justice, Season 1

Written by Gregg Taylor

Narrated by Christopher Mott, Andrea Lyons and The Decoder Ring Theatre Players

All-new, full-cast hardboiled mysteries in the radio detective tradition! Like your private eyes hard-boiled as they come? Looking for a gumshoe who can chew broken glass and spit out a champagne flute? How about two for the price of one? Tough-as-nails private eye Jack Justice and his long-suffering partner Trixie Dixon, girl detective do their part for law, order and thirty-five dollars a day. Adventure, mystery and comedy from the award-winning Decoder Ring Theatre Podcast. Includes 12 self-contained radio adventures including “Justice Served Cold", "Justice for Some", "Justice is Blind", "Justice Delayed", "Justice Incorporated", "Justice's Holiday", "Justice Be Done", "Justice and the Deluge", "No Justice", "Hammer of Justice", "Justice in Love and War", "Justice and the Happy Ending"

• Language: English
• Publisher: Decoder Ring Theatre
• Release date: Oct 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781987114980

Gregg Taylor

Gregg Taylor's love of the classic adventure stories of the golden age of radio, comics and pulp fiction are the driving passions behind the "Tales of the Red Panda" series of books. The books began as a companion piece to his popular radio adventure series "The Red Panda Adventures", heard on independant radio stations around North America and around the world as part of the Decoder Ring Theatre podcast, and have gone on to reach new audiences who love the two-fisted adventure style that recalls the work of the legends of mystery and adventure. Like the classic Hero Pulps that inspired them, the Tales of the Red Panda books can be read in any order, with or without knowledge of the radio series.

Reviews for Black Jack Justice, Season 1

[Dave Maitland · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Plots with a twist and very funny.
Can’t wait for some more.

[gaby dickson · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Wisecracking good fun, old timey radio play with all the required characters. Great for light listening.

[Kim Craddock · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Lacks the snap and crackle of the original radio detective stories. Pale imitation. Five cent knock-off on the dime store dectective thriller.

[Wanda Schaefer · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Didn’t get too far and quit listening. They’re overdoing their characters!

[John Tercier · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Good & it gets better and better as series goes on. For those who belittle it: As Trixie would say 'For the sake of St. Thomas Aquina, it's a parody. Look it up.'

[Taylor Chewning · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It was cute. I'll listen to the rest. Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between the male voices. But it's super corny. Think old school chello music and comic book detectives.