PULPS - Weird Tales, Shadow, Terror Tales, Doc Savage, ERB, Spider, more!

[MisterX]

Great pulps, RedFury!

 

So, do pulp scholars know who person pretending to be the Shadow on the cover is?

 

It's not Orson Welles, right?

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Doc Savage, May 1936

 

#39 The Seven Agate Devils

 

Fr/G (cover starting to come loose), $40

 

 

 

 

[Rip]

Any Spicy's?

[RedFury]

Fantastic Adventures, Nov 1941

 

Cover by J Allen St John

 

"The Living Dead" by Edgar Rice Burroughs

 

G+ $40

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Any Spicy's?

No, not this time. Plenty of other cool stuff, though.

[Knightsofold]

Any Marvels?

[RedFury]

The Spider, Feb 1942

 

Classic Spider cover

 

#101 Spider's Legionnaires

 

G+ (cover trimmed) $75

 

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Any Marvels?

Sorry, I had 6 of them but sold them at the Baltimore Con.

[RedFury]

Doc Savage, Nov 1939

 

#81 Hex

 

G/VG $50

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Terror Tales, Apr 1935

 

Issue #8, Hooded menace / sacrificial altar cover!

 

G/VG $100

 

 

 

[RedFury]

The Spider, Oct 1943

 

2nd to last issue

 

Fr (rodent chewed on back cover and interior pages) $30

 

 

 

 

[Scrooge]

Great pulps, RedFury!

 

So, do pulp scholars know who person pretending to be the Shadow on the cover is?

 

It's not Orson Welles, right?

 

 

 

 

It's Rod La Rocque. Says so on the cover He was The Shadow in the 1937 & 1938 cinematic interpretation of the character.

 

 

[RedFury]

The Shadow, Nov 15 1940

 

#210 The Devil's Paymaster

 

VG+ $75

 

 

 

[RedFury]

Great pulps, RedFury!

 

So, do pulp scholars know who person pretending to be the Shadow on the cover is?

 

It's not Orson Welles, right?

 

 

 

 

It's Rod La Rocque. Says so on the cover He was The Shadow in the 1937 & 1938 cinematic interpretation of the character.

 

Yep, Rod La Rocque it is. (thumbs u

[RedFury]

The Shadow, Dec 1945

 

#298 The Stars Promise Death

 

Digest sized

 

VG/F $40

 

 

 

[MisterX]

Great pulps, RedFury!

 

So, do pulp scholars know who person pretending to be the Shadow on the cover is?

 

It's not Orson Welles, right?

 

 

 

 

It's Rod La Rocque. Says so on the cover He was The Shadow in the 1937 & 1938 cinematic interpretation of the character.

 

Yep, Rod La Rocque it is. (thumbs u

 

Er...yes...he clouded my mind, so...I couldn't see it.

[capt_comics]

GREAT Pulps!!!

 

GLWTS