FS - Some Pulps

[Scrooge]

Let's see if these move here. I am selling some pulps out the door since while Four Colors aren't expensive, they aren't totally free

 

Shipping will be extra. I am flexible on how to ship and will work with you.

 

First up: Marvel Science Stories April - May 1939, last issue. Front cover and spine are Xerox. Back cover is original. Paid $18 for it. Price $15.

 

[Scrooge]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 - SOLD

[Scrooge]

Shadow - Dec. 15th 1934 - Canadian Edition - Cover not the best but has great off-white to white pages - $50 -

[Point Five]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 -

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 2nd April 1935 - Solid book - Slight damage to top spine (90+% present) - $60 -

[Cimm]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 -

 

Thought the Russians were our allies in '41? Cool cover!

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 2nd June 1935 - Love this cover. Didn't know when I bought the book but the front and back cover have been reinforced by gluing the first wrap to the cover. Doesn't affect any stories - Spine 90+% complete - $40 -

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 1st Nov 1936 - Packed with Thrills (as per the spine). Obvious water damage. The cover is mostly detached from the book - $35 -

[Point Five]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 -

 

Thought the Russians were our allies in '41? Cool cover!

Very cool. (thumbs u

 

The US didn't become an ally of the USSR until the summer of '41, when Germany invaded Russia. (See also the cover of Young Allies #1 from that summer, where Stalin was removed from the final cover art right before the book went to press.)

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 1st Dec 1936 - Front and back cover reinforced by "cardboard" pasted to the inside of the cover - $30 -

[Comicsarefun]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 -

 

Thought the Russians were our allies in '41? Cool cover!

 

Actally not so much. They had signed a non-agression pact with Germany and were staying out of WWII. They were not part of the allied group until the Summer of 1941, several months after that pulp was published.

 

I fact, in the famous "eraser" from Young Allies #1 (summer 1941 issue), Stalin was removed from Hitler's side on the cover because the Soviets went from being feared pseudo enemies to allies almost overnight.

 

 

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 1st January 1937 - Complete spine. Nice book. Note the "worm hole" in the hand. Goes through the book. Doesn't affect reading - $50 -

[Comicsarefun]

Black Book Detective - May 1941 - $15 -

 

Thought the Russians were our allies in '41? Cool cover!

Very cool. (thumbs u

 

The US didn't become an ally of the USSR until the summer of '41, when Germany invaded Russia. (See also the cover of Young Allies #1 from that summer, where Stalin was removed from the final cover art right before the book went to press.)

 

Your fast on the keyboard Point Five...you made both my points while I was typing. You, sir, are the MAN!

[Point Five]

but you worded it better. Like minds!

[Comicsarefun]

Sorry to interupt Scrooge.....

 

Any 1930's Weird Tales or Horror coming?

[Point Five]

Sorry to interupt Scrooge.....

 

Any 1930's Weird Tales or Horror coming?

And once again, I was thinking the same thing. I just bought them all via PM.

[Scrooge]

Sorry to interupt Scrooge.....

 

Any 1930's Weird Tales or Horror coming?

And once again, I was thinking the same thing. I just bought them all via PM.

 

Nope. More Shadows and a bunch of FFMs. (thumbs u

[Scrooge]

Shadow - 2nd April 1937 - Love this cover - Gotta love the Iron Maiden in the background - Solid copy - $50 -

[Forbush-Man]

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Shadow - 1st June 1937 - Another wonderful image - Note: one worm-hole through the cover. Doesn't affect reading - $50 -