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

[Comicopolis]

How about a dinosaur and GGA cover?

 

 

[Point Five]

Here's another recent acquisition that I just posted in the GGA thread...

 

Very nice, John. Another Bergey gem! (thumbs u I love the lighting effects on the lady

[shiverbones]

Great Dino covers! I love them!

 

That Bergey ain't bad either.

[Scrooge]

For the HPL fan who has everything else ... $45 though.

 

[shiverbones]

For the HPL fan who has everything else ... $45 though.

 

 

[Point Five]

I've come to really like some of these detective-themed pulps from the 30s.

Here's one I picked up from 1930... IMO, a neat cover image that would look right at home on an early issue of Detective Comics.

 

[Scrooge]

I've come to really like some of these detective-themed pulps from the 30s.

 

Glad you're finally seeing the light

 

Detective fiction from the '30's is some of the best I've read. (thumbs u

[TheEyeSees]

I've come to really like some of these detective-themed pulps from the 30s.

Here's one I picked up from 1930... IMO, a neat cover image that would look right at home on an early issue of Detective Comics.

 

 

Thats a new one to me!

 

Nice one P5... I always like the oriental menace covers!!

[BangZoom]

 

Nice looking pulp.

 

I love that logo.

[Point Five]

 

Nice looking pulp.

 

I love that logo.

Me too.

 

Can you post up some detective pulps from the early 30s? I bet you've got some stunners.

[BangZoom]

 

This Thrilling Detective from 1935 reminds me of Detective Comics #11.

 

 

[JohnT]

I've come to really like some of these detective-themed pulps from the 30s.

Here's one I picked up from 1930... IMO, a neat cover image that would look right at home on an early issue of Detective Comics.

 

 

Cool book, but a strange title. "Detective Book Magazine."

[JohnT]

This Thrilling Detective from 1935 reminds me of Detective Comics #11.

 

 

Big time swipe, I'd say.

[BangZoom]

 

Thrilling Detective (August 1934)

[BangZoom]

 

Detective Fiction Weekly (August 25, 1934)

[BangZoom]

 

Spicy Detective Stories (November 1934)

[BangZoom]

 

Rapid-Fire Detective Stories (April 1933)

[BangZoom]

 

Rapid-Fire Detective Stories (October 1932)

[Flee-Marquette]

Rapid-Fire Detective Stories (October 1932)

 

Love that logo!

[Scrooge]

Rapid-Fire Detective Stories (April 1933)

 

I recall your posting the other Rapid-Fire but not this one. Wow. Cool cover. They sure loved those locked room mysteries back then!

 

I've been trying to slog my way through Le Mystere de la Chambre Jaune (1907), one of the first such mysteries, by Gaston Leroux ... but the language, i.e. style, is slowing me down, probably an externality of the fact it was first a serialized story.