Canyon...Heroes...Part II

Another brief post and V3 update!

Dean Fredericks poses in front of the Steve Canyon limestone statue in Idaho Springs during their "Steve Canyon Days" celebration July 1959. The statue was erected in July 1950. It's still there today!

As we approach Christmas and the long awaited release of THE COMPLETE STEVE CANYON ON TV VOLUME 3, I am going to briefly reinstate the offer from this past June that a few of you participated in to give a helping hand to the project.

Dean Fredericks  signs autographs for kids and parents alike in Colorado July 1959. Another rare shot from our huge archive from the TV series and creator Milton Caniff!

A few of you have asked and we have listened!

If you think you have what it takes to be a HERO OF THE CANYON click here to read more about how you can participate and gain a little slice of immortality in the bargain.

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THE COMPLETE STEVE CANYON ON TV VOLUME #3 is still on course , "in the pipe 5 by 5" for release and shipping for delivery to all pre-orderers before Christmas. ALL pre-orders will receive the special 3 volume slipcase with the DVD, which is our thank you gift to all those who have supported us.

Please note that we are about to raise all of our prices soon, sometime between today and Sunday December 2nd (just as soon as I have the time to change ALL of the listings here on our website). The price change reflects several postal rate increases over the last few years and since we offer free shipping unfortunately it is now necessary. So again, sorry to do this but don't say we didn't warn you.

To visit the pre-order page for Steve Canyon Volume #3 click here.

To visit our store to order our other Steve Canyon DVDs click here.

PLEASE be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our posts by entering your email address on the top right sidebar here, and remember when the activation email comes, to click the link to activate. The only purpose for this is to keep you informed by email whenever there's a new update here, so please use with confidence. 

That's it for now... watch for a new post next week with another update!

John Ellis

Pacoima, California

Happy Thanksgiving 2012!

Milton Caniff (center) and Dean and Myda Fredericks attending a luncheon on Wednesday October 14th, 1959 at Richards Gebauer Air Force Base near Kansas City. Earlier that morning they visited with Harry S. Truman and toured the Truman Library in Independence, Missouri.

VOLUME 3 UPDATE!

THE COMPLETE STEVE CANYON ON TV VOLUME #3 is still on course for release and shipping for delivery to all pre-orderers before Christmas. ALL pre-orders will receive the special 3 volume slipcase with the DVD, which is our thank you gift to all those who have supported us.

Dean Fredericks as Steve Canyon with his F-100 Super Sabre. He's already pre-ordered Volume #3, have you?

Please note that we are about to raise all of our prices soon, sometime between today and Sunday December 2nd (just as soon as I have the time to change the listings here on our website). The price change reflects several postal rate increases over the last few years and since we offer free shipping unfortunately it is now necessary. So again, sorry to do this but don't say we didn't warn you.

To visit the pre-order page for Steve Canyon Volume #3 click here.

To visit our store to order our other Steve Canyon DVDs click here.

PLEASE be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our posts by entering your email address on the top right sidebar here, and remember when the activation email comes, to click the link to activate. The only purpose for this is to keep you informed by email whenever there's a new update here, so please use with confidence. 

That's it for now, hope you all have a a nice Thanksgiving and watch for a new post at the end of the month with another update!

John Ellis

Pacoima, California

Veterans Day 2012

In honor of our Veterans on this day...

Serving our country, Fred Foote (right), Ray Sparkman (left) and Bob Kottke (middle)  of the US Army's First Cavalry Division in early 1944 on the Admiralty Islands, New Guinea, during World War II. 

Private Frederick Joseph Foote was wounded in a firefight during the Admiralty Islands campaign (Operation Brewer) and received the first of two Purple Heart medals During the war. He was promoted to Sergeant and later in 1944 fought in the invasion of Leyte in the Philippines where he was wounded a second time and spent 16 months in hospital recovering from his wounds. After the war he became an actor and changed his name to Dean Fredericks when he starred in the title role in the popular NBC TV series STEVE CANYON in 1958.

Volume 3 News:

Briefly, The Complete Steve Canyon On TV Volume 3 will finally be going to the factory the last week of November and will be shipping out to all pre-orderers by mid-December. Watch for a more detailed post here and on our Facebook page next weekend.

NOTE that next weekend we will also be RAISING THE PRICES on our DVDs (for the first time in over four years) so don't say we didn't warn you!

See you here next week!

John Ellis
Pacoima, CA