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

[adamstrange]

Gorgeous airbrush work from the master!

[BangZoom]

 

 

I love the old fashioned, yet futuristic, look of Paul covers.

[BangZoom]

 

Gorgeous colors on that cover. I love the combination of orange and blues.

 

I wonder how the contest, "Cash Prizes Given For Best Stories Of This Cover" turned out?

[buttock]

I'm not sure that I went back far enough, but I read over the holiday that Ed Cartier passed away on Christmas day. Sad for Shadow fans. Here's a link to some of his pulp art.

 

http://www.mortmeskin.com/influences/cartier/cartier.html

[Theagenes]

This came today.

 

 

[Cimm]

Came in today's mail...

 

 

BTW... that's a very nice copy, Theagenes! Also one of REH's that I don't have yet... Congrats!

[Theagenes]

Thanks! I like yours too!

[TheEyeSees]

This came today.

 

 

 

Great book, Theagenes!! I really like the crudeness those early WT have to them... tons of period charm.

[BangZoom]

This came today.

 

Congratulations, Jeff!!

 

That's a great addition to your collection.

[Theagenes]

Thanks guys!

[BangZoom]

Came in today's mail...

 

Congrats, Cimm

 

That's an unusual cover.

 

Is the artist credited?

[Paratrooper]

God I try to avoid this thread, pulps just have super cool covers. And I've been reading the ones I have, just love the stories!

 

Here's my recent pick up:

[Cimm]

Came in today's mail...

 

Congrats, Cimm

 

That's an unusual cover.

 

Is the artist credited?

 

yes, it is... Cover by Alvin Pearson

[BangZoom]

 

I really like the crudeness those early WT have to them... tons of period charm.

 

Ryan, are you familiar with Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror (1931-33) published by Clayton?

 

They had some interesting covers.

 

 

[TheEyeSees]

 

I really like the crudeness those early WT have to them... tons of period charm.

 

Ryan, are you familiar with Strange Tales of Mystery and Terror (1931-33) published by Clayton?

 

They had some interesting covers.

 

 

Familiar, yes... but don't own any. Some very col coves in that run (especially the cover with the weird white demon-worm in the library!)

[Theagenes]

God I try to avoid this thread, pulps just have super cool covers. And I've been reading the ones I have, just love the stories!

 

Here's my recent pick up:

 

Great pick-up! Be careful - pulps are addictive.

[detective35]

Hi,

 

Here are new 3 additions to my collection.

 

 

The Shadow - "The Silver Scourge" - July 15, 1933

 

 

The Shadow - "The Embassy Murders" - January 1, 1934

 

 

The Shadow - "Gray Fist" - February 15, 1934

Edited January 10, 2009 by detective35DF

[Theagenes]

Man, The Shadow really does have some great covers on these earlier issues. Sweet books Dwight!

[PokerKid]

Hi,

 

Here are new 3 additions to my collection.

 

 

The Shadow - "The Silver Scourge" - July 15, 1933

 

 

The Shadow - "The Embassy Murders" - January 1, 1934

 

 

The Shadow - "Gray Fist" - February 15, 1934

 

Great covers, but the colors and condition you are finding this is really makes them stunning.

[BB-Gun]

I was sorting through the piles of comics that need to be scanned and I found these pulps.

They probably fit in here although not as rare as those very nice Shadow pulps. First two by Schomburg of course.

 

 

I like the comics in some of the pulps. I thought this comic splash was Wood but it probably was Ken.

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