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

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REH,,, heh heh heh... a bit...

 

Actually, that Magic Carpet seen above has an REH story in it titled "The Lion of Tiberius"...

 

I currently need only the first and last issue to complete the five issue run of Magic Carpet, if anyone has those to part with (VG or better, please)...

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Fantastic Adventures v01n01 (1939-05)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v01n02 (1939-07)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v01n03 (1939-09)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v01n04 (1939-11)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v02n01 (1940-01)

 

FantasticAdventuresv02n011940-01.jpgFantasticAdventuresv02n01B.jpg

 

Fantastic Adventures v02n02 (1940-02)

 

FantasticAdventuresv02n021940-02.jpgFantasticAdventuresv02n02B.jpg

 

Fantastic Adventures v02n03 (1940-03)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v02n04 (1940-04)

 

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Fantastic Adventures v02n05 (1940-05)

 

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Wow! These are wonderful!

 

 

Fantastic Adventures v01n03 (1939-09)

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Omigosh -- it's Murphy Anderson's butterfly-ear people prototype!

 

 

Isn't there another critter from a DC science fiction cover with a face that looks just like this guy? I can't put my finder on it right now.

 

 

 

Fantastic Adventures v02n04 (1940-04)

FantasticAdventuresv02n04B.jpg

 

 

You in the back. Wipe that smirk off your face!

 

Jack

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Wow! These are wonderful!

 

 

Fantastic Adventures v01n03 (1939-09)

FantasticAdventuresv01n03B.jpg

 

 

Omigosh -- it's Murphy Anderson's butterfly-ear people prototype!

 

 

Isn't there another critter from a DC science fiction cover with a face that looks just like this guy? I can't put my finder on it right now.

...

 

Jack

 

Here's the one I was thinking of -- Science Comics 3 from Fox, not DC.

I've seen the cover attributed to Fine, and I've seen disagreement.

 

Jack

 

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Theagenes

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REH,,, heh heh heh... a bit...

 

Actually, that Magic Carpet seen above has an REH story in it titled "The Lion of Tiberius"...

 

I currently need only the first and last issue to complete the five issue run of Magic Carpet, if anyone has those to part with (VG or better, please)...

 

And the Golden Fleece has "Black Vulmea's Vengence." (thumbs u

 

Great books! To echo Ciorac, it's great to have another pulp collector here. I just started collecting them about a year ago and I'm completely hooked.

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Seeing Cimm's Paul books prompted me to post these again... I put them up in the SD con thread... these were among my few pick ups... they were SUPER cheap!!

 

This issue has a great article/report on the first Sci Fi con, at which Frank R. Paul was given a dinner in his honor. There is also a contest in this issue, and the prize was the cover illustration of this issue... someone must have won, because I saw the original painting a few years back in Brooklyn:

 

SCIFIpaulcover001.jpg

 

Great covers:

 

FFM_paul001.jpg

 

FFM_paul002.jpg

 

Haven't posted this shot in a while... a fraction of my Paul cover pulps:

 

 

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Seeing Cimm's Paul books prompted me to post these again... I put them up in the SD con thread... these were among my few pick ups... they were SUPER cheap!!

 

This issue has a great article/report on the first Sci Fi con, at which Frank R. Paul was given a dinner in his honor. There is also a contest in this issue, and the prize was the cover illustration of this issue... someone must have won, because I saw the original painting a few years back in Brooklyn:

 

SCIFIpaulcover001.jpg

 

Great covers:

 

FFM_paul001.jpg

 

FFM_paul002.jpg

 

Haven't posted this shot in a while... a fraction of my Paul cover pulps:

 

 

paulgroup1POST-1.jpg

 

 

I will never tire of seeing them Ryan (worship)

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Let me get in on the Paul party. Here are some examples of his planetary city series from the back covers of Amazing in 1941. These aren't mine any more, but they went to a good home a few months back. :)

 

 

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I will never tire of seeing them Ryan (worship)

 

Thanks Bill... slowly picking away at the runs of WONDER / SCIENCE WONDER (one issue left!) / and AMAZING STORIES (Gernsback issues only), and all the quarterly issues too. Picking up other Paul issues of various titles like FANTASTIC ADVENTURES and SCIENCE FICTION as well.

 

I know you have some tucked away... feel free to post 'em if you have the inkling!!

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Let me get in on the Paul party. Here are some examples of his planetary city series from the back covers of Amazing in 1941. These aren't mine any more, but they went to a good home a few months back. :)

 

AmazingStories1941-06bc.jpg

 

Those are wonderful, Theagenes!! I have yet to start in on the AMAZING Paul back cover issues. Easily some of his best work!!

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I will never tire of seeing them Ryan (worship)

 

Thanks Bill... slowly picking away at the runs of WONDER / SCIENCE WONDER (one issue left!) / and AMAZING STORIES (Gernsback issues only), and all the quarterly issues too. Picking up other Paul issues of various titles like FANTASTIC ADVENTURES and SCIENCE FICTION as well.

 

I know you have some tucked away... feel free to post 'em if you have the inkling!!

 

I've got a long way to go in my pulp quest, as I am going for just about all the sci-fi pulps ever printed!

 

I'll never get there.... :pullhair:

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I will never tire of seeing them Ryan (worship)

 

Thanks Bill... slowly picking away at the runs of WONDER / SCIENCE WONDER (one issue left!) / and AMAZING STORIES (Gernsback issues only), and all the quarterly issues too. Picking up other Paul issues of various titles like FANTASTIC ADVENTURES and SCIENCE FICTION as well.

 

I know you have some tucked away... feel free to post 'em if you have the inkling!!

 

I've got a long way to go in my pulp quest, as I am going for just about all the sci-fi pulps ever printed!

 

I'll never get there.... :pullhair:

 

Good grief ... and I thought I had my work cut out just focusing on the Paul covers!! :screwy:

 

 

:baiting:

 

GOOD LUCK!!

 

 

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Here are some interior Paul illos that I posted in Sardo's Buck Rogers thread a few weeks back.

 

 

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Great shots Theagenes!! I recently sold my beater copy of that issue... cleared out all my fugly pulps, dupes or no dupes!! I need to find a copy of that again... passed up a beautiful copy for $500 about nine years ago!!! doh!

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