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[detective35]

[font:Arial Black]Hi,

 

Just picked up a group of pulps as well. There were about 85 shadows from 1931-36. The conditions ranged from GD to VF-. The were from an original owner collection. I finally got a Shadow #1 in vg- condition. Still looking for a high grade one, but this will fill the final hole in the run. Most of the ones pictured will be kept in my collection (doubles), but there will be about 40 available to collectors.

It was kind of neat to get a phone call from someone out of the blue with this many. [/font]

 

[font:Arial Black]Dwight[/font]

Edited March 23, 2011 by detective35DF

[Silver Surfer]

Very cool.

[Annihilus]

Nice group shot of the Shadows!

 

On an unrelated note, I just finished reading the initial installment of 'the sinister and mysterious Doctor Satan' by Paul Erst in the Aug 1935 issue of Weird Tales.

 

 

At least the cover displays well on the custom shelf my Dad made me (thumbs u

[TheEyeSees]

Congrats Dwight!! Nice grouping. Must be nice to have that #1 in place!

[sacentaur]

Scored my first Hannes Bok pulp at an annual local con today; decent copy - with beautiful off-white paper - to get me started.

 

[rjpb]

Great cover!

 

[TheEyeSees]

Picked up a couple of classic Paul covers recently ... the classic "TV heads" cover is an upgrade. One of his best!

 

 

I have always liked Paul's big-headed (super intelligence) characters ... been wanting a nice copy of this for years!

 

[sacentaur]

Picked up a couple of classic Paul covers recently ... the classic "TV heads" cover is an upgrade. One of his best!

 

 

 

Really like that issue

 

Undercopy?

 

[TheEyeSees]

Picked up a couple of classic Paul covers recently ... the classic "TV heads" cover is an upgrade. One of his best!

 

 

 

Really like that issue

 

Undercopy?

 

My undercopy is a REAL dog with browning pages, but let me know if you want it.

[Theagenes]

Great books, Ryan!

[MrBedrock]

What a cover!

[MrBedrock]

That guy has an abnormally large head

[sacentaur]

What a cover!

 

Thnx Richard - Hannes Bok's first cover. I love it.

 

I just picked up some more WT out of the blue today...

[BangZoom]

Picked up a couple of classic Paul covers recently ... the classic "TV heads" cover is an upgrade. One of his best!

 

 

 

Congratulations, Ryan.

 

They're both real beauties. I love the images.

[BangZoom]

I just picked up some more WT out of the blue today...

 

We'll need to know more specifics than that...

[sacentaur]

I just picked up some more WT out of the blue today...

 

We'll need to know more specifics than that...

 

Got a teaser for you, sir...

 

WEIRD TALES, June 1938

 

I am in complete awe of how loaded this book is:

 

Margaret Brundage cover, Robert E. Howard verse, stories by Seabury Quinn, Eando Binder, Robert Bloch, Henry Kuttner, H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Nathaniel Hawthorne (!), and a Lovecraft tribute by Frank Belknap Long Jr., plus more.

 

[RedFury]

I just picked up some more WT out of the blue today...

 

We'll need to know more specifics than that...

 

Got a teaser for you, sir...

 

WEIRD TALES, June 1938

 

I am in complete awe of how loaded this book is:

 

Margaret Brundage cover, Robert E. Howard verse, stories by Seabury Quinn, Eando Binder, Robert Bloch, Henry Kuttner, H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Nathaniel Hawthorne (!), and a Lovecraft tribute by Frank Belknap Long Jr., plus more.

 

 

Congrats, Steve. What a great Brundage bondage cover!

[sacentaur]

...and that more is several amazing Virgil Finlay illustrations, including this opening splash.

 

 

[sacentaur]

Congrats, Steve. What a great Brundage bondage cover!

 

Thnx Todd - I just missed out on a batch of Weird Tales recently (), so I had to settle on another grouping (from another seller) today.

[BangZoom]

I am in complete awe of how loaded this book is:

 

Margaret Brundage cover, Robert E. Howard verse, stories by Seabury Quinn, Eando Binder, Robert Bloch, Henry Kuttner, H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Nathaniel Hawthorne (!), and a Lovecraft tribute by Frank Belknap Long Jr., plus more.

 

 

 

You're right, the contributors are a bunch of all-stars.

 

Weird Tales from that era frequently are pretty amazing.

 

Very nice pick up.