Anyone out here into pulps?

[Pirate]

i wouldn't mind trying a low grade pulp with a cool cover.

[gozer]

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[rjpb]

October - impossible to resist a cover like that for $14

 

I went on a pulp binge a few years back as the prices can look pretty good compared to comics. Have been selling a few off, but keeping my favorites.

[Weird Paper]

There's one Doc Savage (spring 1949),

 

Let me know what you're asking for the Doc Savage (spring 1949).

 

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[Scrooge]

Amazing Stories

All of 1949

 

For those who care, the Dec 1949 issue of Amazing Stories has the first professionally published story by Marion Zimmer Bradley - Outpost. That story may have appeared in a fanzine prior though.

 

Nice Doc Savage bear cover. One before last issue too!

[bigfiver69]

If you have any with Norman Saunders covers, I am interested!

 

Do they give cover artist credits on the inside?

 

Lemme know,

Shep

[gozer]

 

>> If you have any with Norman Saunders covers ...

 

There's a way to find out for yourself. One of the best sources of information

for the pulps is The Internet Speculative Fiction Database (www.isfdb.org).

 

It really is a treasure trove of information about dozens of pulp titles. Hunting for

Saunders gives the following:

 

Cover: Dynamic Science Stories, Apr/May 1939 (1939)

Cover: Planet Stories, Summer 1942 (1942)

Cover: A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, April 1950 (1950)

Cover: A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, February 1950 (1950)

Cover: A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, July 1950 (1950)

Cover: A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, October 1950 (1950)

Cover: Amazing Stories, January 1952 (1952)

 

gozer

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At least the Jimmy Stewart version had the giant rabbit who ran the

savings and loan.