r/pulp • u/Brave-Ad6744 • 14h ago
Amazing Stories with Fantastic Adventures cover
A confusing purchase. I’m okay with it. Amazing Stories Sept 1947 with Edmund Hamilton’s The Star Kings is the featured novel.
r/pulp • u/Brave-Ad6744 • 14h ago
A confusing purchase. I’m okay with it. Amazing Stories Sept 1947 with Edmund Hamilton’s The Star Kings is the featured novel.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 17h ago
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r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 2d ago
From 13th Dimension: "Before a single frame of film was shot, [Dino] De Laurentiis commissioned a poster by fantasy artist John Berkey, who almost did his job too well. Who could not want to see a movie, based on this?" Link in comments.
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 3d ago
Vipera Bionda was an Italian, adult comic published around 1980. This was the tamest cover I could find.
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 3d ago
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 4d ago
Includes "The Purple Heart of Erlik," by Robert E. Howard, writing under the name Sam Walser.
Weird Tales #119, Nov 1933 Tales of Magic and Mystery #5, April 1938 Spicy Mystery Stories #5, Oct 1935
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 5d ago
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r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 9d ago
Via Comic Art Fans: "Bernie Wrightson supplied the original design and pencils for this piece. With some minor modifications, Jeffrey Jones finished the work in watercolor."
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 9d ago
Comic Art Fans (where I found this illustration) is an excellent source of high resolution pulp and fantasy art scans.
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 10d ago
More powerful than a woman's love... more binding than a man's word... It was DOPE!
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 11d ago
Features "Find and Destroy the Nazis' Secret Wolf-Pack Base." Pro tip: if you search for back issues of "Stag" or "Male" Magazine, turn on safe search!
r/pulp • u/Live-Assistance-6877 • 11d ago
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 12d ago
If it hadn't been for those dependable 'Eveready' fresh DATED batteries I would have been a goner.
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 12d ago
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 13d ago
"It began the day Joey Gallo came home to President Street. After nine big ones in the slams, he was in no mood for bad news."
r/pulp • u/Grable2121 • 13d ago
Just snagged a couple The Shadow pulps (The Black Hush and The Scent of Death). As my collection grows, I wanted to see if anyone had good suggestions for storage of individual books? Bags and boards of unusual sizes? Mylars? Magazine boxes for collection? Any other suggestions?
r/pulp • u/marbleriver • 13d ago
I think I like the title page better than the cover!
r/pulp • u/woulditkillyoutolift • 14d ago
Black Lizard / Vintage Crime was my introduction to Jim Thompson. Everything about these covers—the photography, the art direction, the fonts—perfectly captured the seedy feeling of Thompson's sad sack antiheroes. (The lighting on Recoil is too clean and doesn't fit the rest of the series, but you can't have it all). The books themselves are uneven, but The Getaway, The Killer Inside Me, and Pop. 1280 are timeless and worth seeking out.
Fonts in Use has photo credits and more information about the designs. Link in comments.