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

[adamstrange]

Just picked this up for my collection!

 

 

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

 

Dwight

 

One of my favoritest Brundage covers!!!

[G.A.tor]

Just picked this up for my collection!

 

 

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

 

Dwight

wow, where does one find such treasures in that condition

[eccomic]

The Brundage Family Shot:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And for the Grand finale, the classic Shadow Creeping Death cover:

 

[TheEyeSees]

FANTASTIC selection of pulps EC!!! You are obviously choosey about your covers!!

 

Awesome books... I am envious of that SHADOW creeping death!!

[Theagenes]

Great brundage group shot! Some of her most classic covers!

[ciorac]

The Brundage Family Shot:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And for the Grand finale, the classic Shadow Creeping Death cover:

 

 

Wow Fantastic EC. First your killer EC collection and comic room, now this?

[eccomic]

Collecting is FUN, FUN, FUN. The only problem is that I cannot stop amassing

[ciorac]

Collecting is FUN, FUN, FUN. The only problem is that I cannot stop amassing

 

My only problem is not enough CASH, CASH, CASH to buy the fun comics I want

[detective35]

 

 

After years of searching, I finally found the [font:Arial Black]"Strasser"[/font] copy of one of the all time great covers (optical illusion cover), [font:Arial Black]"The Third Skull"[/font] - [font:Arial Black]May 15, 1935[/font]

 

The high grade Shadow pulps in the Strasser collection started in approx., March 1/34 and end in Sept. 1/39. In attempting to re-assemble the "Strasser" Shadows, I have endlessly searched and have amassed 90% of all the copies from this collection, and [font:Arial Black]"The Third Skull"[/font] was one of the classic covers I never could find, until now!!!

 

Now to find the "Strasser" - "Voodoo Master" (March 1, 1936).

 

[Bonds25]

After years of searching, I finally found the [font:Arial Black]"Strasser"[/font] copy of one of the all time great covers (optical illusion cover), [font:Arial Black]"The Third Skull"[/font] - [font:Arial Black]May 15, 1935[/font]

 

 

Awesome cover - congratulations on the find! (thumbs u

[Theagenes]

Congrats Dwight! That is a sweet cover!

I think that is really cool that you're trying to put an original collection back together - good luck!

[detective35]

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[BangZoom]

 

Incredible pulp, Dwight.

 

Super nice scan.

[TheEyeSees]

NICE pulp Dwight!! Glad you figured out the size thing.

 

Man, thats a sweet copy. If only I could find a copy of the "creeping death" issue like that.

[detective35]

Thanks Ryan,

 

I have nice Creeping Death, but it has a touch of paper loss at the bottom.

 

However, I am working on a SHARP! Creeping Death and it should be just a matter of time. But if anyone else has a killer Creeping Death, I will pay a record price for it..being I have almost everything else in killer shape from 1933 (Shadows of course).

 

Dwight

Edited July 2, 2008 by detective35DF

[TheEyeSees]

Good luck on that one!

[sacentaur]

Dwight, that is just killer! (and yes, I did get the scan you sent me).

 

Awesome!!

[dannyboy]

Hi all - hope I'm not derailing a conversation. I inherited a couple dozen of these from my dad. The cover art on these isn't quite as tame as on comics, is it? I assume this was targeted more towards adults...but still. Impressive.

 

They are all from the early 50's. Here's one:

 

 

[ciorac]

Hi all - hope I'm not derailing a conversation. I inherited a couple dozen of these from my dad. The cover art on these isn't quite as tame as on comics, is it? I assume this was targeted more towards adults...but still. Impressive.

 

They are all from the early 50's. Here's one:

 

 

Very cool Dannyboy. I love the early 50's sci-fi issues, and this one is one I don't have.

[dannyboy]

Thanks. I've got a group shot here somewhere.

 

 

There we go. If you want to see any of them up close I'm happy to scan them.