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[RedFury]

Many thanks to Hap Hazard for helping to facilitate this purchase at SDCC:

 

Way to go Steve

[sacentaur]

Many thanks to Hap Hazard for helping to facilitate this purchase at SDCC:

 

Way to go Steve

 

Thanks Todd! I'm enjoying it a lot.

[Hap Hazard]

here's Ray Bradbury's first published pro work in Super Science 11/41.

[porcupine48]

That is...unbelievable....

[Pat Calhoun]

Lost Legion: Lyle Monroe = Robert A Heinlein + fun cover

[OtherEric]

here's Ray Bradbury's first published pro work in Super Science 11/41.

 

Nice one. I've only got a couple of the 1st run of Super Science, but that one is pretty high on my want list. I'm not sure I've ever even seen one for sale.

 

One of these days I should finish off the 2nd run of Super Science, I think I'm only missing 3 issues from that end.

[sacentaur]

here's Ray Bradbury's first published pro work in Super Science 11/41.

 

Very cool Hap, I was unaware of that fact.

[Hap Hazard]

Hey Pat you win the No-Prize for knowing the Lyle Monroe/Robert Heinllein connection

[RedFury]

Some new books I've picked up the past few months.

 

When it rains it pours. I was looking for a nice copy of this Sep 1927 issue of Amazing Stories for years and then found two nice ones in as many months. Contains Lovecraft's "The Colour Out of Space".

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Bought this one on a whim because I thought the title and cover were cool.

 

[RedFury]

First two issues of The Lone Ranger from 1937. These are kind of scarce, especially in nice shape, so I was happy to get these.

 

[RedFury]

A few Nick Carter hero/detective pulps.

 

[RedFury]

And a couple of nice Phantom Detective hero pulps.

 

[RedFury]

And some really nice copies of Science Wonder Stories that I'm super excited about. The colors on these are stunning.

 

[RedFury]

And my obsession with nice copies of Weird Tales keys continues! I added a third copy of the first Solomon Kane.

 

[RedFury]

And a fourth nice copy of one of my favorites (my avatar), the Aug 1934 Conan cover.

 

[Pat Calhoun]

Swell stuff & those last 2 Science Wonders have spectacular colors. 'The Color Out of Space' is such a great yarn it spawned this homage in your quaduplicated Aug 1934 Weird Tales...

 

 

 

Edited July 24, 2015 by pcalhoun

[RedFury]

Swell stuff & those last 2 Science Wonders have spectacular colors. 'The Color Out of Space' is such a great yarn it spawned this homage in your quaduplicated Aug 1934 Weird Tales...

 

 

Oh, cool. I've read the Conan story and Mary Elizabeth Counselman's "The Three Marked Pennies" from that issue but haven't read that one yet.

[sacentaur]

And some really nice copies of Science Wonder Stories that I'm super excited about. The colors on these are stunning.

 

 

Those are some of the best condition early pulps that I've ever seen!

[OtherEric]

A quick question for the pulp experts out there: What pulps have covers illustrating Lovecraft stories? Is it just the Feb and June Astoundings, or are there others? As far as I know, for some reason he never got the cover art on Weird Tales.