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

[Theagenes]

For more info on the auction and the con, please check out THIS LINK,

 

Auction page bookmarked - thanks Scrooge! (thumbs u

[detective35]

Hi,

 

Actually the run is not high grade. There are the odd examples in the 1935-39 range in nice shape. Nothing in the early years is decent shape (fr-gd wih tape).

 

Dwight

Edited March 1, 2009 by detective35DF

[Scrooge]

Hi,

 

Actually the run is not high grade. There are the odd examples in the 1935-39 range in nice shape. Nothing in the early years is decent shape (fr-gd wih tape).

 

Dwight

 

I figured you would have the scoop on these. Was hoping you could add to your set. Not interested in the art? Is it b/c it was a much later non-published work and dare I say a little weaker?

[Cimm]

For more info on the auction and the con, please check out THIS LINK,

 

Auction page bookmarked - thanks Scrooge! (thumbs u

 

Ayup! Thanks, Scrooge!

[detective35]

Just picked this up for my collection.

 

The Spider - "The Flame Master" - March 1935 - File Copy - Classic cover

 

 

 

Dwight

 

 

[PokerKid]

No robots, and I lost out on the one I really wanted on ComicLink, but a few decent Western covers.

 

 

Galaxy with a Wally Wood cover and some interior work.

 

[bronzilla]

 

Thread needs a bump!

 

First three published Robert E Howard works

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 30, 2009 by bronzilla

[bronzilla]

I picked this up the other Day, its not a Pulp but it is definitly Pulp related since it was a self Published Amateur journanlism Pamphlet By Farnsworth Wright in 1904 called the Laurel. This was years before Weird Tales Began.

Farnsworth Wright for those not Familiar with Pulps was Highly instrumental in Pushing forward the Careers of H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E Howard among others as the most famous and influential editor of Weird Tales Magazine.

This is the only issue ever produced and I have never seen another copy.

 

[Comicopolis]

Recent purchase from these very boards.

 

[Comicopolis]

And another

 

[Theagenes]

Thread needs a bump!

 

First three published Robert E Howard works

 

 

 

 

 

 

Awesome JR!

[adamstrange]

I picked this up the other Day, its not a Pulp but it is definitly Pulp related since it was a self Published Amateur journanlism Pamphlet By Farnsworth Wright in 1904 called the Laurel. This was years before Weird Tales Began.

Farnsworth Wright for those not Familiar with Pulps was Highly instrumental in Pushing forward the Careers of H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E Howard among others as the most famous and influential editor of Weird Tales Magazine.

This is the only issue ever produced and I have never seen another copy.

 

 

Very interesting. I had not heard of this.

[PokerKid]

Scanning in a few pulps I picked up and found this ad on the inside back cover for "The Outlaw." Before he we nuts, Howard Hughes knew how to promote the heck out of a movie. Makes me want to watch it all over again.

 

 

Ad from August 1946 Star Western:

[JohnT]

Cool! New starlet, Jane Russell...

[detective35]

Thought I would post just a few 1930's and 40's Shadow items in my collection!

 

 

Rare Shadow blotter - 1939 Shadow Serial w. Victor Jory (only one known to exist!)

 

 

RARE - Earliest known - 1931 Shadow postcard - (only one known to exist!)

 

 

NM unused - Shadow Radio ticket from 1940's (Rare!)

 

 

!930's Shadow Club membership Lapel pin on Card w. original Mailer

 

 

Original Mailer for Blue Coal Ring (Glow in the Dark)

 

"Always looking to buy Rare Shadow items".

 

Dwight

dwightfu@yahoo.com

306-531-2211

 

 

Edited May 16, 2009 by detective35DF

[BB-Gun]

Thought I would post just a few 1930's and 40's Shadow items in my collection!

 

 

Rare Shadow blotter - 1939 Shadow Serial w. Victor Jory (only one known to exist!)

 

 

RARE - Earliest known - 1931 Shadow postcard - (only one known to exist!)

 

 

NM unused - Shadow Radio ticket from 1940's (Rare!)

 

 

!930's Shadow Club membership Lapel pin on Card w. original Mailer

 

 

Original Mailer for Blue Coal Ring (Glow in the Dark)

 

"Always looking to buy Rare Shadow items".

 

Dwight

dwightfu@yahoo.com

306-531-2211

 

 

Dwight,

Love the ticket to see the show in NYC. I heard they did a nice performance for those lucky enough to attend.

bb

[Theagenes]

A big Thank You to Bronzilla for selling me this one!

 

 

[bronzilla]

Your Wecome!!

First Solomon Kane, and First Tennesse Williams!

Let me know how that first Published Tennesee Williams story is!

[bronzilla]

Love those Shadow Raritys!!

That esoteric stuff can be so challenging and fun to collect!!

[Theagenes]

Your Wecome!!

First Solomon Kane, and First Tennesse Williams!

Let me know how that first Published Tennesee Williams story is!

 

I started just reading it - I found the text online so I don't have to risk damaging my copy:

Vengence of Nitocris

 

His writing is a bit flowery but not bad I suppose considering he was apparently only 16 when he wrote this. The story is about a semi-mythical female pharaoh, Nitocris, mentioned in a passage in Herodotus. She takes revenge on her people after they killed her brother, the previous pharaoh. I'm just impressed that a 16 year old kid had already read Herodotus.