I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours! 23 23

[Theagenes]

BTW, in somewhat pulp-related news, a new copy of A Gent from Bear Creek was just discovered. Here's my write-up:

 

http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=13975

[eccomic]

Very cool. And to think I have unearthed quite a few rarities for a song either on ABE or Alibris.

[damonwad]

All these great covers got me wanting to by a few for myself. Are there any reputable pulp dealers someone can recommend? Any recent "price guide" type books?

[TheEyeSees]

Just arrived this copy of WT Feb 33, courtesy of RyanH from the Forrest Ackerman collection:

 

 

Been looking for a VGish copy of this for a while, in order complete my run of WT Allen St John Buccaneers of Venus covers.

 

Now I only need 8 more Brundage WT covers to complete that particular run

 

Thank you so much Ryan

 

 

 

[Theagenes]

BTW, in somewhat pulp-related news, a new copy of A Gent from Bear Creek was just discovered. Here's my write-up:

 

http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=13975

 

BTW, Dwight, If you read this, I wasn't sure if you wanted me to use your name when I discussed the copy you traded for the Shadow pulps, so I just referred to you as "a pulp collector." I'll add your name if you want me to.

[detective35]

Sure,

 

That would be OK. Another "Gent from Bear Creek", and this one looks like it is in killer condition..Wow!

[Theagenes]

I was literally in the woods digging a shovel test when Patrice emailed on my phone to tell me he had hit the BIN on a copy of Gent, but he still didn't know if it was real or not. I think the guys I was working with thought I was nuts as I starting yelling - "Holy Sh*t! That lucky B@stard!."

[Rip]

I'd love to see a list of pulp dealers as well.

[detective35]

[font:Arial Black]A couple more Shadows from my collection![/font]

[font:Arial Black]The Shadow Unmasks - August 1, 1937[/font]

 

 

[font:Arial Black]Death Jewels - August 1, 1938[/font]

 

 

[font:Arial Black]Dwight[/font]

 

 

[BB-Gun]

I had to get at least one Brundage Cover and it's also my first R.E. Howard pulp

 

 

Love those Brundage covers. Couldn't resist the Bat cover.

and I promise I won't post it again.

[JohnT]

Another TWS for my very modest collection.

 

I noted in an earlier issue how interesting I find the letters pages in this series. They remind me of the light-hearted banter that you get from Stan and the gang in the Marvel Age, and of course Stan read pulps in his formative years. I also noted the use of the phrase "Nuff said" to conclude letters in TWS. Well, in this issue one of the lettters concludes with "Excelsior!" I find it fascinating that these quintessential Marvel phrases that Stan made famous werer already commonplace in the 40's.

 

Nuff said!

 

[damonwad]

Another TWS for my very modest collection.

 

I noted in an earlier issue how interesting I find the letters pages in this series. They remind me of the light-hearted banter that you get from Stan and the gang in the Marvel Age, and of course Stan read pulps in his formative years. I also noted the use of the phrase "Nuff said" to conclude letters in TWS. Well, in this issue one of the lettters concludes with "Excelsior!" I find it fascinating that these quintessential Marvel phrases that Stan made famous werer already commonplace in the 40's.

 

Nuff said!

 

Interesting stuff, thanks.

[Anttheknee]

Two issues I picked up recently.

 

 

 

 

Both of these contain 32 page comics bound into the pulps.

[JohnT]

 

Both of these contain 32 page comics bound into the pulps.

 

Great classic pulp elements on this cover, especially the two on the right.

 

So who drew the comics?

[Tony D]

 

Both of these contain 32 page comics bound into the pulps.

 

Great classic pulp elements on this cover, especially the two on the right.

 

So who drew the comics?

 

#1

LUNAR STATION - Joe Kubert

THE MAN-EATING LIZARDS - Joe Kubert

CROM THE BARBARIAN - John Giunta [written by Gardner Fox]

 

#2

THE CORSAIRS FROM THE COALSACK - Joe Kubert

DEADMAN'S TALE - A. H. Johnston

THE SPIDER GOD OF AKKA - John Giunta [written by Gardner Fox]

[JohnT]

Joe Kubert?!??

 

 

 

More books I now have to buy...

[Theagenes]

The contents of the comic sections come from Out of This World (nn) and Strange Worlds 1. I just wrote a piece for the Cimmerian on "Crom the Barbarian", discussing these two pulps.

 

http://www.thecimmerian.com/?p=14273

[TheEyeSees]

With the addition of the rare REAL MYSTERY #2 to my collection (actually two at the same time, but thats a long story), I am able to close out my Red Circle weird menace pulp run!

 

 

 

 

Took a new group shot of some of my favorite Red Circle covers, including a couple of new Red Circle Detective pulps featuring weird menace covers! So now its onto the detective titles...

 

 

 

 

[KirbyJack]

Now there's something you don't see everyday.

 

Astounding!

 

[rjpb]

Great Collection!!!