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

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Amazing Stories Vol 3 No 10, January 1929

 

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These have some great covers, including this and the exploding polar bears!

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What a cover!

 

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

Something about it reminds me of this...

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Both of those are pretty darn cool!

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Ted Knight

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Not even in the same league with what you guys are posting but it's my first Shadow pulp. I wasn't really planning on buying it but now it's mine

 

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and I love it... even though I won it with my tracking bid. :cry:

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:applause: It is a memorable cover.

One of the best - I think I prefer this to the classic skeleton in the curtain cover. How often do you see a dapper skeleton on a pulp or comic cover.

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Amazing Stories Vol 3 No 5, August 1928

1st appearance of Buck Rogers

 

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Wow, nice pulps !! Seems like RedFury has been holding out on us! :applause:

I've read that the cover does not actually reference the Buck Rogers story, but I prefer to think otherwise. Very nice! You have to love the knickers on the girl - so 1920s.

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:applause: It is a memorable cover.

One of the best - I think I prefer this to the classic skeleton in the curtain cover. How often do you see a dapper skeleton on a pulp or comic cover.

 

Memorable indeed, though I confess to "The Creeping Death" (which Scrooge refers to) being my favorite Shadow cover.

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To go along with the Amazing Stories 1#2 posted above, I also picked up these 5 books in the same batch... and there's more to come.

 

3#6 (1st "Scientifiction" cover):

 

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