Let’s take a moment to look back about 47 years. The July/August 1966 issue of The Pulp Era (#64), published by Lynn Hickman, included a reminiscence, by...
Category - Pulps
What more could you want from this classic SF cover from Uncanny Tales? You’ve got a pair of green-skinned aliens, a scantily clad woman in distress and...
Flipping around the channels yesterday turned up what looks like an unknown pulp: Weird Stories. It’s actually a prop created for a segment in the...
I’ve been on a pulp premium theme lately. So why not continue? Besides the assorted rings, badges, pins and other premiums offered by pulp publishers...
Last week, I posted a photo similar to the one at right on The Shadow Knows! group at Facebook. Folks had been posting various The Shadow collectibles, so I...
You know, I don’t find this guy the least bit terrifying, despite his title. Actually, this pulp cover makes me chuckle. Yes, he’s...
It looks like him, but that’s not The Shadow I know. I’ve read the first eight issues of Dynamite‘s The Shadow comic book recently. Funny...
Most of the Operator #5 covers are pretty pedestrian compared with, say, The Spider, Doc Savage or the other hero pulps. They featured Jimmy Christopher, alias...
Often it seems like there are two types of pulp fictioneers: Those whose writing style is straight out of the 1800s, and those who adopt a more modern style...
For those who aren’t familiar with the pulp magazines, it may appear that the colorful, illustrated cover of a pulp — or pulp reprint or replica...