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

[Cimm]

You really can't go wrong with Planet Stories...

 

[Robot Man]

Anybody have any more of these?

 

[HRCostigan]

Ah, very nearly my first pulp purchase a few years back. Auction nostalgia

[RedFury]

Just filled in many of the missing 1923-26 issues of Weird Tales in my collection. The first 5 below are bedsheet sized and don't quite fit on my scanner.

 

One 1923 issue, June.

 

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[RedFury]

6 of the 7 issues published in 1924. The last two, Nov and Dec, are the first digest sized issues.

[RedFury]

Here is 1925 complete.

 

[RedFury]

And 1926 complete.

 

[Pat Calhoun]

wowsers - good work Todd - 10/26 a beaut. possible to see full size?

 

thanks - cheers -congrats- Pat

[HRCostigan]

[RedFury]

wowsers - good work Todd - 10/26 a beaut. possible to see full size?

 

thanks - cheers -congrats- Pat

Thanks, Pat. It's been a labor of love and frustration. But mostly love.

 

Here's a bigger 10/26 for you.

 

[Knightsofold]

I love this new book, it's so pretty...and so thick. I've never owned an All-Story from this era before (1914), and I didn't realize how many pages they had.

 

First installment of "The Beasts of Tarzan", the third Tarzan story.

 

 

Great find!!!

[Pat Calhoun]

Thanks, Todd. Whoever C. Barker Petrie was (couple of the others him too) - we salute him !!!

[RedFury]

Couple more recent pickups, Dr. Yen-Sin #2 and The Whisperer #1.

 

[Point Five]

"Commissioner Gordon"...

 

Cool pickups!

 

 

[OtherEric]

Couple more recent pickups, Dr. Yen-Sin #2 and The Whisperer #1.

 

 

A very nice couple of books!

[RedFury]

"Commissioner Gordon"...

 

Cool pickups!

 

Yeah!

From wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Gordon_(comics)

 

"Gordon's name was taken from the earlier pulp character Commissioner James W. "Wildcat" Gordon, also known as "The Whisperer", created in 1936 by Henry Ralston, John Nanovic, and Lawrence Donovan."

[OtherEric]

My first- and probably close to last- western pulps. Grabbed these because they each have a story by John D. MacDonald, 2 of the only 3 westerns he did:

 

 

 

I find the 15c price on Dime Western hilarious. That's the problem when you outlast your projected end date, I guess. (See also: 2000 AD)

[OtherEric]

And, for variety, a couple SF books with Cordwainer Smith stories- including his first one:

 

 

And, slightly later date than I would normally post here, but it's an amazing cover even by Finlay standards:

 

[Pat Calhoun]

recently reread 'Scanners Live in Vain' (Fantasy Book) for the umpteenth time - what a yarn!

Edited December 4, 2015 by Pat Calhoun

[HRCostigan]

I am curious about pulp cons. It seems the most notable are in Chicago and Columbus, is that right? Which is bigger, what sort of stuff do they have, how many dealers, etc? Also so many of the best comics are found online (auctions), I am wondering if the best pulps are found more at these cons or what. Thanks in advance for any input!