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

[detective35]

File Copy!

 

[TheEyeSees]

SHARP Startling , Dwight! That original cover art is in the Lesser book.

[Flee-Marquette]

Picked up this Startling Stories #1 at a garage sale recently. It is not in the best of shape, but it does have death rays, a robot, and people in glass domes.

 

[Scrooge]

I've always liked the Adventure genre such as the one depicted on this cover. Book came in with today's mail -

[Scrooge]

More pulpiness today. I finally got a copy of this book -

 

Aside from the cool Belarski elephant cover, it completes the mini-run I need to read the entirety of Zagat's Seven out of Time that started here -

 

went onto -

 

then in with this Dr. Kildare serials (which is another reason I needed the pulp I got in today) - I actually have 2 copies of this Argosy issue, hence the need for better want lists

 

then it's the elephant issue followed by this - Notice how the fire-fighter was the yard master a couple of issues back -

 

and finally Seven out of Time ends under this anodyne cover by George Rosen -

[detective35]

I will add an oddity to the list. I picked up this bedsheet sized "Science and Inventions" from May 1925. what makes this issue unique is the cool dinosaur cover, and that in the pulp guide it lists it as:

"(Classic cover, Brontosaurus tears through city street---inspired by an article on the special effects behind the silent film, "The Lost World")"

 

 

 

[TheEyeSees]

Thats a wonderful cover Dwight!!

 

Keep me in mind if you ever need to "clean house"....

 

very cool!!

[Scrooge]

In with the Captain Future posted elsewhere I got in these

[Scrooge]

Some more in today. Here are 2;

 

First from Fiction House, the pulp reprints 2 novels and then I thought the cover on the Double-Action Western was interesting if only for the grim face on the Rio Kid as it is in the shadow -

[rjpb]

I will add an oddity to the list. I picked up this bedsheet sized "Science and Inventions" from May 1925. what makes this issue unique is the cool dinosaur cover, and that in the pulp guide it lists it as:

"(Classic cover, Brontosaurus tears through city street---inspired by an article on the special effects behind the silent film, "The Lost World")"

 

 

 

Very cool - I love that it's a dramatic painted cover instead of just stills from the movie. every time I look at old pulps and other magazines from the 20s and 30s I think how lush newstands of the era must have looked compared to today.

[Scrooge]

I hear elections in Chicago can get heated ! -

[Scrooge]

Before Schomburg was regaling us with Thrilling and Exciting covers, Bergey was doing it in the pulps with a similar style -

[rjpb]

I hear elections in Chicago can get heated ! -

 

I'm guessing this political themed cover goes on esquire's want list if he sees it.

[Theagenes]

I hear elections in Chicago can get heated ! -

 

That's awesome!

 

Great bunch of cool pulps, Scrooge!

[eccomic]

WTB: WEIRD TALES OCT 1933 BRUNDAGE "BATWOMAN" COVER

 

I am seeking a copy of this particular pulp.

 

PM me or email me at : eccomic@rogers.com with pix and asking price. Looking for VG or better with eye appeal on the cover (ie no major creasing)

 

Pic of what book looks like

 

 

I have also posted this in the WANTED to BUY SECTION.

 

 

 

[detective35]

Just picked this up for my collection!

 

 

"Suicide Chapel" from June 1938 (bone white paper and blood red spine)

 

Dwight

[TheEyeSees]

Fantastic dwight!

[TheEyeSees]

Thanks loads to Dwight, for the two left pulps.

 

My ever growing Red Circle pulp library! And the MARVEL TALES closes my MARVEL SCIENCE STORIES/MARVEL TALES/MARVEL STORIES run!!

 

 

 

 

 

[Theagenes]

Thanks loads to Dwight, for the two left pulps.

 

My ever growing Red Circle pulp library! And the MARVEL TALES closes my MARVEL SCIENCE STORIES/MARVEL TALES/MARVEL STORIES run!!

 

 

 

 

 

Wow! Great books, Ryan!

 

And sweet WT, Dwight!

 

 

[TheEyeSees]

Thanks Theagenes!