I’ve been on a pulp photos kick lately, as you’ve probably noticed if you’ve checked out the pulp photos gallery here at ThePulp.Net. The...
Category - Pulp History
One of the regular haunts in Dayton, Ohio, for folks attending the old Pulpcon or PulpFest was just a few blocks down the street from the Convention Center...
For a pulp fan wanting to learn more about the magazines, give a book or two by pulp expert Robert Sampson. Though it has been over 20 years since Sampson...
These days, it’s all about the pop — movies, TV and comics, but particularly the movies — when it comes to Marvel. But in 1933, it was pulp...
I’ve mentioned before that — while there are a number of black-and-white photos of pulps on newsstands — I would love to see a vintage color...
Last month I read about the controversy surrounding the statuette of H.P. Lovecraft given to winners of the World Fantasy Awards. At issue is racism in...
In addition to the pulp magazines themselves, I want to remember the men and women who produced those all-fiction magazines that we love. They wrote. They...
THE BOOK CAVE SHUTS ITS COVERS: The final episode of “The Book Cave” hit the interwaves last Thursday. Ric Croxton and Art Sippo wrapped up their...
The first episode of Jeff Shanks‘Pop Culture Archaeology video blog debuted on Sept. 1. Though the title, “Origin of the Comic Con,” may not...
I get jealous when folks mention in newsgroups or on blogs that they stopped by a flea market or an antique store and picked up a half-dozen pulp magazines...