I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours! 24 24

[Blind Owl]

I have no plans to jump into the pulp collecting arena, but I sure enjoying looking at them

 

If Parker or Evans started collecting them you might change your tune

 

(thank God for small miracles)

nope, not a chance...ever ERB I still have no desire to collect

 

Hey I was just thinking, if you "pulpies" keep posting all these incredible pulp covers you might wear Rick down into collecting pulps!!!

 

That would leave a lot more Centaurs available for the rest of us!!!

 

I see you already got Socrates in your grasp (more DC's for all), now just keep on tempting Rick and this could be a banner year!!!

[Socratic Wonder]

Try http://www.adventurehouse.com/ first. You can't beat Jon for selection. Prices are a tad higher but selection trumps that generally.

 

Perfect! Thanks S (thumbs u

[Socratic Wonder]

I have no plans to jump into the pulp collecting arena, but I sure enjoying looking at them

 

If Parker or Evans started collecting them you might change your tune

 

(thank God for small miracles)

nope, not a chance...ever ERB I still have no desire to collect

 

Hey I was just thinking, if you "pulpies" keep posting all these incredible pulp covers you might wear Rick down into collecting pulps!!!

 

That would leave a lot more Centaurs available for the rest of us!!!

 

I see you already got Socrates in your grasp (more DC's for all), now just keep on tempting Rick and this could be a banner year!!!

 

[detective35]

A few new Shadows (30 in all) that I picked up from the "Strasser" collection.

 

All are virtually unread, have off-white to white paper, and are now in my personal collection!

 

 

"Death Jewels" August 1, 1938

 

 

"River of Death" March 1st, 1939

 

 

'The Green Hoods" August 15, 1938

 

 

"The Golden Vulture" July 15, 1938

 

 

"Smugglers of Death" June 1, 1939

 

 

"The Lone Tiger" Feb. 15, 1939 ....The only Shadow pulp that shows The Shadow and all of his agents on the cover....(I guess we know where All Star #3 stole its cover from).

 

Dwight

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[G.A.tor]

I have no plans to jump into the pulp collecting arena, but I sure enjoying looking at them

 

If Parker or Evans started collecting them you might change your tune

 

(thank God for small miracles)

nope, not a chance...ever ERB I still have no desire to collect

 

Hey I was just thinking, if you "pulpies" keep posting all these incredible pulp covers you might wear Rick down into collecting pulps!!!

 

That would leave a lot more Centaurs available for the rest of us!!!

 

I see you already got Socrates in your grasp (more DC's for all), now just keep on tempting Rick and this could be a banner year!!!

oh, they are fun to look at and enjoy, but even the grail of pulps does not "move me" to collect them (though I do appreciate them)...

 

that said, on any given day, you just never know what I will find appealing (thumbs u

[Griz]

Those are beautiful. I love the Shadow.

 

A few new Shadows (30 in all) that I picked up from the "Strasser" collection.

 

All are virtually unread, have off-white to white paper, and are now in my personal collection!

 

 

"Death Jewels" August 1, 1938

 

 

"River of Death" March 1st, 1939

 

 

'The Green Hoods" August 15, 1938

 

 

"The Golden Vulture" July 15, 1938

 

 

"Smugglers of Death" June 1, 1939

 

 

"The Lone Tiger" Feb. 15, 1939 ....The only Shadow pulp that shows The Shadow and all of his agents on the cover....(I guess we know where All Star #3 stole its cover from).

 

Dwight

306 531-2211

 

 

 

[Scrooge]

 

"The Lone Tiger" Feb. 15, 1939 ....The only Shadow pulp that shows The Shadow and all of his agents on the cover....(I guess we know where All Star #3 stole its cover from).

 

Fantastic copies as always. The All Star # 3 reference is awesome. I had never heard this being pointed out before. Is it widely known / recognized by comic collectors and I just didn't know?

[TheEyeSees]

Wonderful books as usual Dwight. Your collection must be spectacular in person.

[Rip]

[detective35]

Hi,

 

Another Shadow pulp from the Strasser collection I just acquired for my own personal collection.

The Classic covered "House of Silence", from July 15. 1937

 

 

Dwight

[Norrin_Radd]

oh, they are fun to look at and enjoy, but even the grail of pulps does not "move me" to collect them (though I do appreciate them)...

 

Same here. But those Shadow covers are amazing.

[Theagenes]

Hi,

 

Another Shadow pulp from the Strasser collection I just acquired for my own personal collection.

The Classic covered "House of Silence", from July 15. 1937

 

 

Dwight

 

Dwight, your collection is just amazing!

[detective35]

Thanks, here are a couple more Strassers from my collection.

 

 

 

 

Dwight

 

 

[jimm94]

Those are phenomenal! Thanks for posting them! I have started to become more interested in pulps, but I have yet to take the plunge in buying any. When I do so, I plan to buy issues of The Shadow, Astonishing, and anything with damsel in distress or otherwise skantily clad. This will give me lots of different ones to choose from! I bought the Bookery guide today at the Gem City Comic Con in Dayton so I can get a little better educated about them.

[adamstrange]

Simply stunning!

 

[detective35]

Thanks Alan,

 

Here is a couple of Classic Shadow covers from 1933 (in my personal collection).

 

 

The Shadow - "Murder Trail" March 15, 1933

 

 

 

 

The Shadow - "Silent Death" April 1, 1933

 

 

Again, if anyone has or comes up with any high grade Shadow pulps, I will pay top dollar!

 

 

 

 

 

[Theagenes]

Got one of my pulp grails today! It's a little rough around the edges, but solid and complete with nice pages.

 

 

 

[TheEyeSees]

CONGRATS Theagenes!!!! Its a wonderful pulp, and really rare. Great in any grade!!

 

 

 

[TheEyeSees]

 

 

The Shadow - "Silent Death" April 1, 1933

 

 

Dwight, this cover kicks BUTT!!! Wow, killer book!

 

 

 

[Theagenes]

CONGRATS Theagenes!!!! Its a wonderful pulp, and really rare. Great in any grade!!

 

 

 

Thanks Ryan! I've been looking for a decent one for long time. I almost bid on the back cover missing, brittle one on HA a while back. Glad I was patient.