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

[comicjack]

Right after they inpale you

Edited August 12, 2014 by comicjack

[Joe AllStar]

Not sure how many are up but revisiting those Terror Tales......

 

Put this one on ebay

 

 

[comicjack]

That classic cover was used on Dime Mystery as well as Terror Tales,just a great bondage cover either way

 

Edited August 15, 2014 by comicjack

[Comicopolis]

[Joe AllStar]

That classic cover was used on Dime Mystery as well as Terror Tales,just a great bondage cover either way

 

 

Funny Here is Dime Mystery from the same year (Feb-May of 1938) looks like the same artist, same woman, yet I have not been able to find any attribution.

 

Edited August 16, 2014 by Joe All Star

[Joe AllStar]

Classic Frank R. Paul Cover

Early Amazing Stories features the first published work by Fletcher Pratt

 

[comicjack]

Sharp and amazing colors on that one

[Joe AllStar]

Classic Frank R. Paul Robot Cover

 

 

 

Both the Amazing are on Ebay.

[Xaltotun]

Not technically a pulp, but Clark Ashton Smith's privately published "The Double Shadow" (1933) in über nice condition

 

 

[Xaltotun]

A few recent Fantastic Story additions...

 

 

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[Xaltotun]

And this copy of Weird Tales, Dec 1936, pristine condition (though the paper isn't as white as I would have liked), with REH, HPL, Bloch, and others, illustrated by Finlay and St John, plus this was one of HPL's contributor's copy, with certificate of provenance and all. Who am I to complain?

 

 

[GACollectibles]

Beautiful copy!

[Bookery]

That classic cover was used on Dime Mystery as well as Terror Tales,just a great bondage cover either way

 

 

Funny Here is Dime Mystery from the same year (Feb-May of 1938) looks like the same artist, same woman, yet I have not been able to find any attribution.

 

 

 

The Feb issue is by artist John Drew, the other two are by David Berger.

[markseifert]

St John, plus this was one of HPL's contributor's copy, with certificate of provenance and all. Who am I to complain?[/url]

 

Er, wow. Stunning and an amazing provenance.

 

Don't know as much about this area as I'd like, can someone fill me in on the HPL contributor copies and how they came to market? How many are there?

[Theagenes]

And this copy of Weird Tales, Dec 1936, pristine condition (though the paper isn't as white as I would have liked), with REH, HPL, Bloch, and others, illustrated by Finlay and St John, plus this was one of HPL's contributor's copy, with certificate of provenance and all. Who am I to complain?

 

 

 

Gorgeous Patrice! This one was sorely tempting me. Glad you got it -- my wallet thanks you.

[Joe AllStar]

That classic cover was used on Dime Mystery as well as Terror Tales,just a great bondage cover either way

 

 

Funny Here is Dime Mystery from the same year (Feb-May of 1938) looks like the same artist, same woman, yet I have not been able to find any attribution.

 

 

 

The Feb issue is by artist John Drew, the other two are by David Berger.

 

Thank you!

[comicjack]

Wow love that cover .Congrats on that beauty

[Joe AllStar]

 

How about this stretch for a tie-in, the teaser at the beginning of the story reads,

"What supernatural hand had sent these screaming "Bat Men" down from the skies..."

 

Seemingly unread copy

[Joe AllStar]

 

Here is a classic 1st issue Jerome Rosen cover.

added it to ebay

[Joe AllStar]

 

Early, with a Senf cover