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

[Monkeyman]

New Brundage/Howard books

 

 

Way to go!!!

 

The OA to this cover is in the next Heritage illustration art auction.

 

Mike

[Comicopolis]

Excellent WT pick up's

[RedFury]

Almost forgot this one. I also picked up the "War of the Worlds" issue of Amazing Stories (Aug 1927).

 

[BEAUMONTS]

What's a good price range for Black Hush or Creeping Death these days. I've got back into buying pulps on a more regular basis to fill some holes or upgrade but

I'm sure the markets changed over the past few years since my last Shadow purchases. Those two are my biggest wants of issues I don't have.

 

PM me your email or contact info. Nerv

 

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By the way, here are two more 4 more Shadows that I just picked up for my collection, some are now doubles, some triples.

 

The first three are from a collection known as the Red Lion collection where the covers might have had some overhang wear, but they are so glossy that the look like they just were printed and have bone white paper.

 

 

April 1932 (#9)

 

 

 

 

 

Jan. 1932 (#6)

 

 

 

March 15, 1933

 

 

This was another sharp April 1931 that I picked up. It looks as nice as the one above, but not quite as glossy with creamy to off-white paper.

 

 

Dwight

 

(thumbs u

Impossible to find in this condition.

[detective35]

I just picked up an extremely Rare Shadow item for my collection,

[font:Arial Black]"The Shadow Sheet Music"[/font] [font:Arial Black](cira. 1938)[/font].

 

 

[font:Arial Black]THE SHADOW SHEET MUSIC[/font]

 

 

The 1938 song sheet “The Shadow Knows” features the same image that was used on the cover of a Shadow pulp novel “The Golden Vulture” (July 15, 1938). The song sheet was produced just a few months later in the Fall of 1938 to help promote the new Blue Coal season.

 

It is unique in that it contains 25 different sections, with 4 pages for each individual orchestral arrangement, while most song sheets only contain 4-6 pages total.

To date there is only 2 known examples in existence, this one being by far the nicest, in VF/NM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dwight

[N e r V]

Has anyone used Fantasy Illustrated for buying pulps?

 

Opinions?

 

Not a lot I'm looking for but a few odds and ends i was looking at.

 

 

[rjpb]

I remember finding an April '31 Shadow pulp back in the 70s, long before the foil look became common on paperbacks, and thought the metallic gold ink was the coolest thing I'd seen. I wasn't aware the Jan '32 issue reprinted the cover in Silver.

 

I know there are a couple silver foil comics from the Golden Age, but are there other pulps that used metallic inks?

[Pat Calhoun]

image from web 1924- think it's Howard Brown

 

 

[markseifert]

This is about a dozen different kinds of awesome.

 

image from web 1924- think it's Howard Brown

 

[Pat Calhoun]

image from web 1924 'Paul's Martian' most likely done by H Brown

 

 

 

[Comicopolis]

image from web 1924 'Paul's Martian' most likely done by H Brown

 

 

 

That is some mix of creatures bundled into one.

[comicjack]

Startling sci fi not as good as the last post and not as old but cool!

 

[comicjack]

Another Startling sci fi love the cover!

 

[Comicopolis]

Those Startling covers are great

[comicjack]

Thanks!

[detective35]

Just thought I would put a couple of pulps from my collection.

 

One is a classic cover and the "one page Human Torch AD for Marvel Mystery Comics.

 

The copy is from the Frank Robinson collection. I have owned a file copy and this one blows it away. The only issue that I have ever seen that is slightly better (without the bottom overhang tear is the Yakima).

 

 

 

 

This is one of the all-time classic pulp covers. The artist Graves Gladney said that he did not know what to image to paint on the cover, and he glanced over in his office and saw his large paper cutter.

 

This copy is also from Frank Robinson's collection, but not the one auctioned off in his auction. This was his original copy which was higher grade and I traded him a copy in slightly less condition plus cash.

 

 

 

 

Dwight

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 18, 2012 by detective35DF

[Comicopolis]

Great books Dwight

[MrBedrock]

Outstanding (thumbs u

[comicjack]

Wow is all i can say .Great pulps love that Dime Mystery!

[BangZoom]

 

Extremely nice.