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

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Nice work. I'll stick it in the Homage thread over in Modern. OK?

Nice work. I'll stick it in the Homage thread over in Modern. OK?

(thumbs u

I'm not a lawyer, but theft can't be assumed without knowing the rights status of the earlier Frank R. Paul painting in question. Was permission requested or even needed by the latter artist & publisher? Given that over 40 years had passed it's entirely possible that the rights to the original work had reverted to the artist and permission may have been sought from his estate (Paul passed away in '63). Did public domain apply?

Public Domain probably did apply. As far as I know, most Amazing Stories from that era were not correctly renewed, or possibly not even correctly submitted in the first place. Comic Book Plus certainly seems to think the issue is PD:

http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=36913

and since it's post-1923 it can only be PD now if it was PD then with the way the laws work.

3 beauties!

Lions and tigers and apes, oh my

Sorry, it had to be said.

Let's add cats and spiders from outer space!

Hats off to Out of This World Adventures. I love this cover! I even like the one with the Skipper on it (Adventure).

Let's add cats and spiders from outer space!

 

 

Picked up a plup to go with my bomics

Picked up a plup to go with my bomics

Sweet! Congrats!

I told you that is the baby to have and a great copy to boot.Congrats

Picked up a plup to go with my bomics

 

Whoah. That's a beauty. The 'Phantom Lady 17' of the pulps you might say, and a true classic. Congrats - pretty darn rare in that grade!

This is tame compared to most of this thread.... but I picked up a small group of this title a while back and just couldn't bring myself to sell this one ..... love this cover. GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

That's a beautiful cover Jimbo a real keeper

Reminds me of that Mary Marvel butterfly cover. Very nice!

Picked up a plup to go with my bomics

 

Beautiful copy

Anyone else go to Pulp Adventurecon today? I did and came home with two books from my wantlist.

First up, Operator #5 Vol 1 No 1 from Apr 1934. Early appearance of the Red Hood.

And I got this one, a pulp grail I've been chasing for decades. SO happy to finally check this one off the list!

Doc Savage Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1933

Bravo! Wonderful catch!