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

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But I do have this one in nice shape and it is one of my favorites

 

 

 

I remember seeing that reproduced in a book a long time ago.

 

It's very memorable.

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Here are a couple more.

 

 

Thrilling Mystery (May 1938)

 

 

Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

[Xaltotun]

You can't trim a pulp without having collectors screaming after you, but trimming ladies obviously was apparently quite fashionable in the 30s.

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Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

Is that a zombie tale, as in "Walking Dead" -like?

[sacentaur]

But I do have this one in nice shape and it is one of my favorites

 

 

 

That is spectacular-icious!

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Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

Is that a zombie tale, as in "Walking Dead" -like?

 

(thumbs u The table of contents describes them as being living cadavers.

[Theagenes]

You can't trim a pulp without having collectors screaming after you, but trimming ladies obviously was apparently quite fashionable in the 30s.

 

And all this time I thought it started with "Sex and the City."

 

It's great to see the pulp thread getting some love again.

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The September 1937 issue has Alex Schomburg illustrations.

 

 

 

 

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Thrilling Mystery (January 1939)

[Theagenes]

Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

Is that a zombie tale, as in "Walking Dead" -like?

 

(thumbs u The table of contents describes them as being living cadavers.

 

That counts. Early zombie cover. (thumbs u

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Swamp Thing illustration by Alex Schomburg.

 

 

 

[MisterX]

theagenes -- were those two REH Thrilling Mystery stories ever reprinted? Maybe with different titles?

 

I'm working my way through the Del Rey collected Horror Stories of REH and those two aren't in it.

Edited April 11, 2013 by MisterX

[Xaltotun]

"Graveyard Rats" (http://howardworks.com/storyg.htm#grav) and "Black Wind Blowing" (http://howardworks.com/storyb.htm#blac15)

 

Howardworks is THE REH bibliographic site.

 

[Bookery]

 

 

Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

Is that a zombie tale, as in "Walking Dead" -like?

 

Romero had nothing on these. These are ther scariest zombies of all... zombies with money!

 

[Theagenes]

theagenes -- were those two REH Thrilling Mystery stories ever reprinted? Maybe with different titles?

 

I'm working my way through the Del Rey collected Horror Stories of REH and those two aren't in it.

 

Yep Howard Works is the go to site for publication info.

 

Both stories were just published in new collections from the REH Foundation. Black Wind Blowing is in Tales of Weird Menace.

 

http://www.rehfoundation.org/publishing/tales-of-weird-menace/

 

 

 

And Graveyard Rats is in the Steve Harrison Casebook.

 

http://www.rehfoundation.org/publishing/steve-harrisons-casebook/

 

 

[Shark]

Here are a couple more.

 

 

Thrilling Mystery (May 1938)

 

 

Thrilling Mystery (November 1938)

 

 

 

I guess Frederick Wortham thought this stuff was OK in the 1930s. Did he suddenly have an epiphany in the 50s or what?

[adamstrange]

This one has a one page Human Torch comic inside!!

 

 

Whoa! Any way you can take a pic of the Human Torch story?

 

I'm not sure who I got this from.

[GACollectibles]

Thrilling Mystery (January 1939)

 

That's a great cover!

[Flex Mentallo]

But I do have this one in nice shape and it is one of my favorites

 

 

 

That is spectacular-icious!

 

Thanks Steve!

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Thrilling Mystery (January 1939)

 

Have to get me one of those!